Govt turns to research in a bid to end human-wildlife conflict

A number of measures such as compensation, erecting electric fences, and community sensitisation among others have been implemented to end the human-wildlife conflicts in the area but all these have contributed little.

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Johnboscom Kananura the chairman LC3 Katwe Kabatoro Town council and people in attendance (Photos by Samuel Amanyire)

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The government of Uganda will increase funding to the Uganda Wildlife Research and Training Institute in Kasese district as one of the steps to curb human-wildlife conflicts that are common

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