Nature-based tourism has long been celebrated as Africa’s conservation success story, generating revenue that funds protected area management, incentivizes wildlife protection, and creates livelihoods for communities surrounding national parks. But a sweeping new review published in Frontiers in Sustainable Resource Management argues that this celebrated industry is also a pervasive yet under-recognized pressure on the continent’s ecosystems, on…
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