Zoka Forest, once a defining green landmark in Uganda’s West Nile, is disappearing under the pressure of illegal logging, charcoal burning, farming and encroachment. A fresh look at the forest has renewed concern over the fate of one of northern Uganda’s few remaining natural tropical forests.
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Zoka Forest, once a defining green landmark in Uganda’s West Nile, is disappearing under the pressure...
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