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Video: Can Humans and Lions Get Along?

Originally posted: https://www.theatlantic.com/video/index/557792/humans-lions/ Apr 12, 2018 | 642 videos Video by Nani Walker and Alan Toth “Lions are really causing us havoc,” laments an African pastoralist in Nani Walker and Alan Toth’s short documentary, Living with Lions. The film chronicles the conflict between lions and humans in Laikipia County, Kenya, where drought and urbanization have pushed people and wildlife into […]

Fighting for land in Laikipia

Newspaper article by Marie Gravesen For those of you who master a Scandinavian language: REAL project member Marie Gravesen has recently published a background article in the Danish newspaper ‘information’ on the current situation in Laikipia, Kenya, where land invasions and uncertainty have been building up before the election. You can find the article on […]

Kenya’s electrified route to human-wildlife harmony – 25 February 2015 – New Scientist

Kenya's electrified route to human-wildlife harmony – 25 February 2015 – New Scientist.

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Department of Archaeology and Ancient History,
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