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Indonesia's Wildlife Conflicts: The Limits of Reactive Measures and Deep-Rooted Challenges
Wildlife-human conflicts persist across Indonesia, but responses remain reactive, focusing on driving away or relocating animals, failing to address root causes. Shrinking habitats and resource competition with humans are cited as underlying issues.
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