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A stark example is the Maasai people of Ngorongoro, who have been displaced repeatedly since the establishment of Serengeti National Park in 1940 by British colonial authorities. Today, their land continues to be under threat, with plans to lease parts of it—like the Ngorongoro Conservation Area—to entities from the United Arab Emirates for trophy hunting and luxury tourism. Such projects threaten not only their livelihoods but also their cultural identity and connection to the land.