Vultures decline in Nigeria
Vultures are declining across Africa due to hunting, poisoning, and habitat loss, posing risks to ecosystem health and disease control. In Nigeria, conservation efforts are underway in communities like Awka-Etiti, where local residents, led by the "Vulture King," actively protect the birds from illegal hunting. These efforts have resulted in an increase in vulture populations, highlighting community-led conservation as a successful approach amid ongoing threats.
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