Murchison Falls
Britishnoun
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He also cited the elephants that run rampant from the nearby Murchison Falls National Park, where TotalEnergies is digging oil wells, and trample people’s crops.
From Seattle Times
“We know there’s a reduction in hippos, especially in Murchison Falls National Park,” which is home to close to 3,000 of Uganda’s 10,000 estimated hippos, he says.
From National Geographic
In the past couple years, Keigwin says, his teams have consistently discovered stripped down remains, particularly at Murchison Falls National Park and at Queen Elizabeth National Park, another stronghold for the species.
From National Geographic
Elephants are losing their habitat in Murchison Falls National Park in western Uganda, as land is cleared to drill for oil.
From New York Times
“This is a sanctuary,” said Ben Ntale, a Ugandan tour guide who has been bringing visitors to the Murchison Falls National Park for two decades.
From New York Times
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