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Issues like climate change and human–animal conflict call for a more holistic and thoughtful approach, with population control being one possible strategy. Do check out my video for a brief yet nuanced take on how we can support wildlife and ecosystem conservation more meaningfully. #ClimateChange #Environment #Wildlife

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bal kishan Chaudhary1 year ago

प्लीज सर जी हम से सम्पर्क करे 🙏🙏

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arnidomino ⚔ CLONE (Ø,G)1 year ago

Absolutely agree-real conservation needs layered solutions, not quick fixes. Population control can play a role, but only when paired with habitat protection, education, and sustainable development. Watching your video now .

Vinita1 year ago

We,humans have no right to disturb the natural beauty we've been blessed with. There's the Almighty in every creature on Earth. We've devasted a lot already. Please try to set the equilibrium of nature once again, else problems will increase further!

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