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Seventy years of changes in riverine woodland cover: Responses to elephants and human legacy effects in Gonarezhou National Park, Zimbabwe
As global biodiversity decreases, the importance of protected areas for protecting biodiversity and ecosystem complexity, is rising. Increasing development and land use change means that protected areas must restrict species to their boundaries to avoid human-wildlife conflict. Populations of specie...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2023
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