Middle East Conflict Halts Gilgit-Baltistan Trophy Hunting Program
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- •The trophy hunting program in Gilgit-Baltistan was active before the Middle East conflict escalated.
- •Gilgit-Baltistan relies on regulated trophy hunting as a source of revenue and wildlife conservation funding.
- •The Middle East conflict has caused logistical and financial challenges that have led to the program's suspension.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Middle East conflict de-escalates and regional stability returns the Gilgit-Baltistan trophy hunting program could resume, restoring economic benefits and conservation funding for local communities.
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