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Indonesia’s renewed macaque export push pits research demand against conservation concerns

Officials say the move benefits local communities and can help manage human-wildlife conflicts, while animal welfare groups warn it risks undermining protection of the species classified by an international conservation authority as endangered.

Indonesia’s renewed macaque export push pits research demand against conservation concerns

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