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Zimbabwe is set to cull 50 elephants in an effort to manage soaring numbers in a southeastern game reserve, with meat from the operation to be distributed to nearby communities.

Elephant overpopulation prompts culling plan in Zimbabwe Zimbabwe plans to cull 50 elephants in Save Valley Conservancy due to overpopulation, sparking debate over conservation ethics… ...

Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) has given the Save Valley Conservancy the green light to cull 50 elephants to curb overpopulation.