Demand for vultures in West Africa threatens Central African populations
PolicyFriday, June 19, 2026Mongabay

Demand for vultures in West Africa threatens Central African populations

Conservationists highlight the escalating threat to vulture populations in Central Africa, particularly in Chad, driven by demand linked to traditional beliefs in Nigeria and Benin. This trend poses significant risks to local biodiversity and demands urgent action for conservation efforts.

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