AWF: Community Conservation Training Initiatives in East Africa

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A few decades ago, more than 15,000 Grevy’s zebra inhabited Africa. Today, fewer than 2,500 remain.

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Community Conservation Training Initiatives in East Africa

Author	Deborah Snelson
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AWF Focus Areas	Empowering People
Related Heartlands	Maasai Steppe