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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
201 wilderness etiquette Tanzania Respecting traditional territories of indigenous peoples and local tribes is crucial in Tanzania's wilderness etiquette. 1
202 wildlife diversity Tanzania The wildlife diversity in Tanzania is a major component of tourism and a source of national pride, leading to conservation and anti-poaching efforts. 1
203 wolf reintroduction Tanzania Wolf reintroduction in Tanzania is viewed as a conservation effort to protect endangered species. 1