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Conservancies, Explained

Why Land Shared With Locals Works

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A conservancy is wild land that local landowners lease for wildlife and tourism. It means fewer vehicles at every sighting, rent in the pockets of the people who live there, and animals with room to roam. Here is how it works.

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