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Wildlife decline and social conflict
Policies aimed at reducing wildlife-related conflict must address the underlying causes U.S. President Obama's recent creation of an interagency task force on wildlife trafficking reflects growing political awareness of linkages between wildlife conservation and national security ( 1 ). However,
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