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Using real-time forest loss alerts and global deforestation maps to assess the effectiveness of Africa's tropical protected areas
Tropical rainforests harbor a significant portion of the world's remaining biodiversity. Having undergone rapid changes in forest cover over the last two decades, a large amount of irreplaceable biodiversity has been lost. The establishment of protected areas has been a key strategy to hinder the lo...
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Percy FitzPatrick Institute of African Ornithology
2015
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