Zambia’s Eastern Region is facing a critical surge in human-wildlife conflict, primarily driven by climate change and growing populations, leading to property destruction, injuries, and fatalities. Urgent solutions are needed to promote coexistence between communities and wildlife, ensuring a sustainable future for both.
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