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Women’s collectives are protecting Nigeria’s gorilla wildlife sanctuary

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Women’s collectives are protecting Nigeria’s gorilla wildlife sanctuary
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In the communities surrounding Nigeria’s Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary, women’s conservation collectives are transforming the protection of a biodiversity hotspot that’s home to the critically endangered Cross River gorilla and endangered Nigeria-Cameroon chimpanzee. These collectives, operating in villages such as Ulom, Katabang and Buanchor in southeastern Nigeria, were born from a realization that traditional, male-led governance often struggled to curb illegal activities in and aroun

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