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The importance of hydrologic refugia for the diversity of the Cape Flora
Refugia are sites with more stable climate and hydrology than the surrounding area. There is growing recognition of the need to conserve refugia due to their role in harboring rare and endemic plants that might otherwise be prone to extinction due to global change. These sites are considered crucial...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2026
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