'Living Fences' Have Dramatically Cut Livestock and Lion Killings in Tanzania

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By Yale Environment 360Apr 8, 2014, 1:00 pm20 pts
A novel, low-tech idea is helping Tanzania's lion population rebound: So-called "living fences" — which enclose livestock and are constructed of actively growing trees and chain-link fencing — have cut lion A Masai homeowner installs a living fence. attacks and retaliatory killings by more than 85 percent…

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