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Government to train more rangers to address wildlife-human conflicts

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Community Rangers at the Amboseli National Park, during the cerebrations to mark the International World Rangers day at Imbirikani in Kajiado. [Peterson Githaiga, Standard]

The government should train more community rangers to reduce wildlife-human conflict within the parks.

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