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Conservation groups make urgent plea to PM: save Babile elephants

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Babile Elephant Sanctuary is home to about 300 elephants and several other animals. A part of the Sanctuary has been sliced off by a company for an agricultural investment project supported by officials at the zonal administration. The administration refused to answer for pleas from the concerned office, the Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority.

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Conservation groups make urgent plea to PM: save Babile elephants

By Samuel Bogale Irked by the scramble for pieces of land at Babile Elephant Sanctuary under the guise of agricultural investment, wildlife conservationists made a desperate call for Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) to intervene and find a final solution. For about a month now, a part of the Sanctuary has been sliced off by a company called Three Apples for an agricultural investment project supported by officials at the zonal administration. Hea…

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Conservation groups make urgent plea to PM: save Babile elephants

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