SERENGETI, June 29 -- TANZANIA is executing a 12.6bn/- infrastructure program inside Serengeti National Park, betting that protecting the countrys most valuable tourism asset requires investing not only in wildlife conservation but also in resilient transport networks capable of withstanding increasingly extreme weather.

The investment comes as the government seeks to strengthen infrastructure in one of the worlds most iconic protected areas, ensuring uninterrupted access for visitors while reinforcing conservation management.

Few protected areas carry as much global significance as the Serengeti.

The vast ecosystem, famous for the annual migration of more than two million wildebeest, zebras and gazelles, consistently ranks among the w...