The
distribution map below shows a mosaic of national parks and reserves
in Kenya in relation to the survey
area outlined in red. African wild dogs are protected in those
parks and reserves in which they are found. Because they range widely,
however, they often move outside them, coming into conflict with
people. Where possible, wildlife
corridors between parks and reserves need to be created. These
corridors would serve to buffer potential conflict with humans and
contribute to gene flow by enabling wildlife in general to find
mates and access food and water resources. Connectivity
is essential to achieving global conservation goals. |
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