Can nature outcompete war in Eastern Congo?
PolicyMonday, April 13, 2026Mongabay

Can nature outcompete war in Eastern Congo?

The ongoing violence in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo poses a significant challenge to conservation efforts, with ecosystems suffering from deforestation and wildlife loss as a result of conflict. Activists and policymakers are urged to consider the potential of nature to thrive amidst adversity and to find ways to prioritize conservation in regions impacted by war.

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