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Habitat loss, change in land use hurt wildlife conservation

Hippos on the shore of Lake Naivasha where cases of human-wildlife conflict have been on the rise. [File, Standard]

Change in land use, infrastructural development, increasing human and livestock population and habitat loss have been identified as some of the major challenges facing wildlife conservation.

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