Between Lions and Cattle: the Risks of Living with Kenya's Wildlife
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Augusto Morel Nairobi, Sep 11 (EFE).- The fauna of Kenya generates millions of dollars each year thanks to the safaris, but beyond the safaris loaded with tourists with cameras, where the journey ends, the conflict begins: the wild animals roam near the communities that reside in areas far from the flashes. At the borders of the Nairobi National Park (only located in a capital in the world), Maasai descendants, indigenous people of Kenya and Tan…


Kenya's wildlife generates millions of dollars each year thanks to safaris, but beyond the SUVs loaded with camera-wielding tourists, where the journey ends, the conflict begins: wild animals prowl near communities living in areas far from the flashbulbs. On the borders of Nairobi National Park (the only one located in a capital city in the world), descendants of the Maasai, the indigenous people of Kenya and Tanzania, live among goats and preda…
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