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Published 3 months ago

Wildlife Conservation, Traditional Medicine Collide in Eswatini

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More than 80% of Eswatini's population consults traditional healers, or "witchdoctors," for advice and healing. Poaching for traditional medicinal purposes is a leading cause of biodiversity decline, says biologist. Excessive hunting has endangered local populations of pangolins, crocodiles, vultures and owls.

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Wildlife Conservation, Traditional Medicine Collide in Eswatini

Manzini, Eswatini - Traditional medicine, or "muti," is an important part of Eswatini's culture. However, an increasing demand for muti has

3 months ago·United States
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