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Wildlife Park in Rwanda Recovers 2 Decades After Genocide

CHRISTOPHER TORCHIA, Associated Press AKAGERA NATIONAL PARK, Rwanda (AP) — After Rwanda’s 1994 genocide, returning refugees swept into the country’s biggest national park with herds of cattle and wiped out the last lions. Now the once-abandoned reserve on the border with Tanzania is drawing more tourists, reducing poaching and involving more villagers in conservation. It […]

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