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Reconceptualising Conservation: Towards Updating a Section of the District Plan for Driftsands
With the threat of Climate change combined with rapid urban expansion, the threat to natural systems is increasingly dire (Korten, 2022). Historically, the entities of nature and people have long been pitted against each other within mainstream conservation (Kiwango & Mabele, 2022). Conservation has...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2023
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