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- We may have hunted more wildlife during the lockdowns of 2020, a new survey has found.
- Hunting for household consumption increased, while the need for sports and recreation may have played a role as well.
- Improving livelihoods and food security during periods of socio-economic upheaval could be crucial to minimise the impact on wildlife.
Palakkad: Wildlife experts feel that we may have hunted more wildlife during the pandemic-induced lockdowns of 2020, according to a survey. Hunting for household consumption increased during this time; sports and recreation were motivators for hunting as well, the online effort found.
These findings suggest that steps to improve livelihood and food security during such periods of socio-economic upheaval could be crucial in minimising the impact on wildlife at…
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