New guidelines from International Union for Conservation of Nature on harvesting threatened species
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By Freeman Ya Ngulu. IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, has just released new guidelines for harvesting threatened species with the aim to strike a delicate balance between conservation and sustainable use. The 2025 research findings released in part by funding from Jamma (…)
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