RESIDENTS and authorities living in wildlife corridors countrywide should ensure they protect the game and allow life to continue in their coexistence without any interruption.
That was said here recently by National Land Use Planning Commission (NLUPC) Director, Dr Stephen Nindi, at an online Breakfast Debate on Biodiversity Conservation, adding protection of the corridors should be based on wise Village Land Use Plans, which provide guidance on how an area should be managed in relation to other land uses.
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