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Black Mambas : Unarmed women slash rhino poaching by 60 % | Port Stephens Examiner
portstephensexaminer.com.au · Australia · sub saharan africa
The 'Black Mambas,' an unarmed group of women, have achieved a 60% reduction in rhino poaching. This highlights a successful community-led initiative in wildlife conservation.
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