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-|Description=The problem of wildlife conservation in Seychelles is the threat posed by habitat loss, poaching, and invasive species to the unique and endangered flora and fauna of the islands. The small size and isolation of the Seychelles make conservation efforts challenging, requiring a coordinated and sustained approach to protect the country's rich biodiversity.
+|Description=The problem of wildlife conservation in Seychelles is the threat of habitat loss and degradation, as well as poaching and illegal wildlife trade, which have led to the decline of several endemic species and the loss of biodiversity. Efforts are being made to protect and restore habitats, and to enforce laws and regulations to combat poaching and illegal trade.
 |Region=Seychelles
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 |parent=44079
 |geo_id=241170}}