Climate Change, Human Activities Threaten Mara River

May 14, 2019

wilderbeasts — Figure 1Wildbeast crossing the Mara River| Photo source:allAfrica.com

By Daily News

Water level in Mara River has diminished considerably in some parts of the river on the Tanzanian side, with local environmental experts citing climate change and human activities as the major causes. Read more…

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