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Kenya has launched its first-ever national wildlife census whose aim is to aid conservation and identify threats to its wildlife populations. Tourism Cabinet Secretary Najib Balala said the three-month exercise will be funded by the government to a tune of Sh250 million. “The census will utilize globally recognized methodologies to obtain accurate data on wildlife resources in the country and mitigate future threats to their survival,” said Balala.
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