Massive road and rail projects threaten thousands of Africa’s wildlife reserves

The Ecologist
Jan 4, 2016, 8:00 am53 pts
Africa is facing an unprecedented surge in road and railway building with 33 huge 'development corridors' planned that threaten 2,400 of the continent's protected wildlife areas, writes Bill Lawrance. We must block the most destructive plans and limit avoidable impacts on natural areas - before it's too late.

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