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Angolan hunters protect Southern Africa’s internationally important wetland

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Four years ago, elders from several different communities in Angola’s southeastern highlands approached environmental anthropologist Kerllen Costa, saying they’d noticed an influx of people from outside the highlands coming there to hunt for bushmeat without obtaining permission from local chiefs. Sometimes the outsiders recruited locals to hunt on their behalf. These hunting parties were disregarding […]

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Angolan hunters protect Southern Africa’s internationally important wetland
Terna Gyuse · 11/11/2026, 1:30:33 PM
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