Kenya Invests $1.86M in 2024 Wildlife Census to Protect Biodiversity
Kenya allocates $1.86M for the 2024 wildlife census, aiming to gather vital data on the nation’s diverse fauna by June 2025.
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Kenya allocates $1.86M for the 2024 wildlife census, aiming to gather vital data on the nation’s diverse fauna by June 2025.
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