VOICED: West Africa's last giraffes

VOICED: West Africa's last giraffes

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10th Grade - University

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Giraffes have unique spot patterns that help in their identification, similar to fingerprints. Their population is increasing in Nixa due to local communities becoming protectors, ending poaching, and engaging in conservation efforts. However, challenges like desertification and insufficient numbers still threaten their future. Community involvement, including compensation and microcredit loans, plays a crucial role in conservation, but more efforts are needed to ensure their survival.

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What unique feature allows each giraffe to be identified?

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What was the giraffe population in Nixa 10 years ago compared to now?

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How has the local community contributed to the conservation of giraffes?

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What measures are being taken to support local agriculture in relation to giraffe conservation?

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What challenges do giraffes face due to desertification?

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