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How conservation may make cultural heritage invisible: Intersecting on-site oral histories with land claims for settler colonialism, conservation and tourism in north-west Namibia
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| Published in: | Namibian Journal of Environment |
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2026
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| spellingShingle | How conservation may make cultural heritage invisible: Intersecting on-site oral histories with land claims for settler colonialism, conservation and tourism in north-west Namibia African Open Access — Environmental Science General African Open Access — Environmental Science |
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| title | How conservation may make cultural heritage invisible: Intersecting on-site oral histories with land claims for settler colonialism, conservation and tourism in north-west Namibia |
| title_auth | How conservation may make cultural heritage invisible: Intersecting on-site oral histories with land claims for settler colonialism, conservation and tourism in north-west Namibia |
| title_full | How conservation may make cultural heritage invisible: Intersecting on-site oral histories with land claims for settler colonialism, conservation and tourism in north-west Namibia |
| title_fullStr | How conservation may make cultural heritage invisible: Intersecting on-site oral histories with land claims for settler colonialism, conservation and tourism in north-west Namibia |
| title_full_unstemmed | How conservation may make cultural heritage invisible: Intersecting on-site oral histories with land claims for settler colonialism, conservation and tourism in north-west Namibia |
| title_short | How conservation may make cultural heritage invisible: Intersecting on-site oral histories with land claims for settler colonialism, conservation and tourism in north-west Namibia |
| title_sort | how conservation may make cultural heritage invisible: intersecting on-site oral histories with land claims for settler colonialism, conservation and tourism in north-west namibia |
| topic | African Open Access — Environmental Science General African Open Access — Environmental Science |
| url | https://nje.org.na/index.php/nje/article/view/volume12-sullivan-ganuses |