Human-Wildlife Coexistence Protects Lemurs, Tigers, and Elephants Across Three Continents
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In Madagascar, a community-led rice field guarding system has protected the Critically Endangered greater bamboo lemur with zero monitored field damage since 2019; in the Sundarbans, AI-enabled monitoring and rapid response teams have reduced Bengal tiger poaching incidents by more than 60 percent in recent years.
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