As wildlife tourism grounds to a halt, who will pay for the conservation of nature?

Mongabay
Apr 23, 2020, 11:59 am221 pts
Even amid the Covid-19 pandemic, wildlife roam free in their protected grounds, and in our imaginations. We can picture an elephant herd at a water hole, lion cubs tussling in tall grass. A nature-loving global public cherish such scenes, and in 2018 wildlife tourism directly contributed US$ 120.1 billion to…

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