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Zimbabwe transfers wildlife to Equatorial Guinea under conservation deal

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Mary Taruvinga
Zimbabwe transfers wildlife to Equatorial Guinea under conservation deal
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Zimbabwe has begun relocating wildlife to Equatorial Guinea as part of a government-to-government conservation agreement. Officials state the move is intended to help restore biodiversity in the Central African nation without harming Zimbabwe's own ecosystems.

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Zimbabwe has begun capturing and relocating selected wildlife species to Equatorial Guinea under a government-to-government conservation agreement aimed at restoring animal populations in the Central African country’s protected areas.

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