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The Parliamentary Forum for Conservation and Sustainable Tourism has called upon the government to delve into the reasons behind the decline in the lion population. The forum is advocating for a thorough investigation to identify the root causes before allocating a significant sum of sh10b towards lion breeding initiatives.
This initiative stems from concerns regarding the dwindling lion population, a matter of critical importance for wildlife authorities. It’s hoped that breeding lions in captivity could play a vital role in revitalizing and augmenting the declining numbers of lions in the wild.
The call for investigation comes amidst growing apprehension about the future of lion conservation efforts. The declining lion population has sparked alarm among wildlife conservationists and activists, prompting urgent action to address the underlying issues.
Members of the Parliamentary Forum for Conservation and Sustainable Tourism underscore the importance of understanding the factors contributing to the decline in lion numbers. By identifying these factors, policymakers and wildlife authorities can devise targeted strategies to mitigate the threats faced by lions and their habitats.
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The proposed allocation of sh10b for breeding lions reflects the government’s commitment to wildlife conservation. However, stakeholders emphasize the necessity of first comprehensively investigating the root causes of the decline before implementing breeding programs.
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