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Road to Extermination in Uganda

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 April 2009

Eric L. Edroma
Affiliation:
Uganda Institute of Ecology, Box 22 Lake Katwe, Uganda.
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Abstract

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Uganda's national parks are littered with elephant carcasses, poachers' camps and meat-drying racks, and poachers are better armed and equipped than the guards. And the slaughter continues. Dr Edroma, who is Director of the Uganda Institute of Ecology, lists the steps that must be taken if the present disastrous situation is not to deteriorate to the point where Uganda's wildlife is effectively exterminated.

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Research Article
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