Mongolia: Kazakhs forced to hunt wolves they revered

Kazakh herders in Mongolia are forced to kill wolves, traditionally sacred animals in their culture, to protect their livestock.

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The increasing predator attacks threaten the economic viability of herding in mountain regions.

This tension between wildlife conservation and the economic survival of pastoral communities reflects the challenges of climate change in Central Asia.

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