AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWildlife Safety: A crocodile that killed a fisherman near Namibia’s Chobe River remains at large after moving into the shared river area. Namibian and Botswana teams are coordinating to locate it, and residents have been warned to take care near the water. Human-Elephant Conflict: A new study warns that crop-raiding risk could expand by 33% to 100% across parts of Southern Africa by 2085, with farmland growth and drier conditions driving more encounters. Northern Botswana is among the areas at risk. Community Conservation: Two villages near the Okavango Delta are earning payments for camera-trap photos of wildlife. The scheme rewards residents for documenting animals that can damage crops or threaten livestock, while supporting coexistence.
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