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ARUSHA: Scientists are warning that failure to act early to protect Monik River in Ngorongoro District could lead to costly environmental restoration in the future, as new research shows early signs of ecological stress linked to farming, livestock keeping and other land use activities along its catchment. The warning comes from a study conducted by
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