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Pakistan Merges Indus River Dolphin Sanctuaries to Protect 250 Miles of Habitat

via Good News Network·yesterday

Pakistan combined separate river dolphin reserves along the Indus into a single protected corridor covering about 250 miles. The Indus river dolphin is among the most endangered freshwater cetaceans. Conservationists say a continuous habitat removes gaps where fishing pressure was heaviest.

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