Lions on the brink – New analysis reveals the : vimar

• New results reveal that many of Africa’s remaining lions live within small, fragmented populations at risk of disappearing.
• The researchers developed a new framework which integrates ecological and socio-political risk factors to better understand the fragility of these populations.
• The analysis could provide a guide for conservationists, policy makers, and investors to allocate resources most effectively towards saving Africa’s lions.

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