案例简介：照片 @ stevewinterphoto/就在100年前，可能有多达500,000只狮子在非洲大陆漫游，但今天估计只有16,000只剩下30,000。狮子生物学家汉斯·鲍尔 (Hans Bauer) 及其同事的研究表明，如果不做一些戏剧性的事情，在未来的二十年中，西非，东非和中非大部分地区的狮子将减少50%。非洲狮子面临的最大威胁是当狮子吃牛时偷猎猎物和农民的报复性杀戮。随着老虎变得越来越稀有，狮子被用于中药的威胁也正在出现。尽管它们的长期未来仍然存在疑问，但一些项目表明，只要有决心，政治意愿，社区支持并简单地设想一个更美好的未来，我们就可以将该物种带回并保护我们最后的野生景观，使野生动植物和人类受益，并为所有人创造更好的生活。

案例简介：Photo by @stevewinterphoto / Just 100 years ago there may have been as many as 500,000 lions roaming the African continent, but today it's estimated that as few as 16,000 to 30,000 remain. Research by lion biologist Hans Bauer and colleagues suggests lions in much of west, east and central Africa will decline by 50% in the next two decades if something dramatic is not done. The biggest threats facing lions in Africa are poaching of their prey and retaliatory killings by farmers when lions eat their cattle. There is also an emerging threat of lions being used in Chinese medicine as tigers become rarer. While their long-term future remains in question, some projects show that with determination, political will, community support, and simply envisioning a better future, we can bring this species back as well as protect our last wild landscapes, benefiting both wildlife and people, and creating a better existence for all.

国家地理 - Photo by @stevewinterphoto / Just 100 years ago there may have been as many as 500,000 lions roaming the African continen

案例简介：照片 @ stevewinterphoto/就在100年前，可能有多达500,000只狮子在非洲大陆漫游，但今天估计只有16,000只剩下30,000。狮子生物学家汉斯·鲍尔 (Hans Bauer) 及其同事的研究表明，如果不做一些戏剧性的事情，在未来的二十年中，西非，东非和中非大部分地区的狮子将减少50%。非洲狮子面临的最大威胁是当狮子吃牛时偷猎猎物和农民的报复性杀戮。随着老虎变得越来越稀有，狮子被用于中药的威胁也正在出现。尽管它们的长期未来仍然存在疑问，但一些项目表明，只要有决心，政治意愿，社区支持并简单地设想一个更美好的未来，我们就可以将该物种带回并保护我们最后的野生景观，使野生动植物和人类受益，并为所有人创造更好的生活。

国家地理 - Photo by @stevewinterphoto / Just 100 years ago there may have been as many as 500,000 lions roaming the African continen

案例简介：Photo by @stevewinterphoto / Just 100 years ago there may have been as many as 500,000 lions roaming the African continent, but today it's estimated that as few as 16,000 to 30,000 remain. Research by lion biologist Hans Bauer and colleagues suggests lions in much of west, east and central Africa will decline by 50% in the next two decades if something dramatic is not done. The biggest threats facing lions in Africa are poaching of their prey and retaliatory killings by farmers when lions eat their cattle. There is also an emerging threat of lions being used in Chinese medicine as tigers become rarer. While their long-term future remains in question, some projects show that with determination, political will, community support, and simply envisioning a better future, we can bring this species back as well as protect our last wild landscapes, benefiting both wildlife and people, and creating a better existence for all.

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国家地理 - Photo by @stevewinterphoto / Just 100 years ago there may have been as many as 500,000 lions roaming the African continen

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