1) Genetic diversity: the variation between individuals and between populations within a species; species diversity: the different types of plants, animals and other life forms within a region; community or ecosystem diversity: the variety of habitats found within an area (grassland, marsh, and woodland for instance. 2) An umbrella term to describe collectively the variety and variability of nature. It encompasses three basic levels of organisation in living systems: the genetic, species, and ecosystem levels. Plant and animal species are the most commonly recognized units of biological diversity, thus public concern has been mainly devoted to conserving species diversity. (Source: WRES / GILP96)



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International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Office (ESARO) 2020. The state of protected and conserved areas in Eastern and Southern Africa.
Alberts M, Barnes JI 2008. Sustainable tourism options for the coastal zone of Namibia.
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Krugmann H, Cole D, du Plessis P 2003. Access and benefit-sharing mechanisms for the use of botanical resources in Namibia.
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Research Discussion Paper 66_2003.pdf 328.3 KB
Krug W, Suich H, Haimbodi N 2002. Park pricing and economic efficiency in Namibia.
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Research Discussion Paper 45_2002.pdf 203.43 KB
World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) 2016. Living Planet Report: Risk and resilience in a new era.
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Ceia-Hasse A, Borda-de-Agua L, Grilo C, Pereira HM 2017. Global exposure of carnivores to roads. Global Ecology and Biogeography
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Driver A, Sink KJ, Nel JN, Holness S, van Niekerk L, Daniels F, Jonas Z, Majiedt PA, Harris L, Maze K 2012. National Biodiversity Assessment 2011: An assessment of South Africa's biodiversity and ecosystems. Synthesis Report.
Gilbert NA, Clare JD, Stenglein JL, Zuckerberg B 2020. Abundance estimation of unmarked animals based on camera-trap data. Conservation Biology 35 (1) 88-100
Tolzmann J 2014. Gobabeb FogNet - Monitoring the lifeblood of the Namib: fog. Gobabeb Times 9 (2) 7
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van Wilgen BW 2020. Updated account of Angola's remarkable biodiversity. South African Journal of Science 116 (1-2) 6
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Gumbricht T, McCarthy TS 2003. Hierarchical processes and patterns sustaining the Okavango: An integrated perspective for policy and management. Environmental Monitoring of Tropical and Subtropical Wetlands 181-196
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2014. Namibian Environment and Wildlife Society (NEWS). Newsletter Issue 6 - June 2014. Namibian Environment and Wildlife Society (NEWS) (Newsletter Issue 6 - June 2014)
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Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) Namib-Naukluft Park.
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Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) Mudumu National Park.
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Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) Sossusvlei.
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Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) 2011. Framework and Guidelines for Development of Park Management Plans.
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Hinz MO, Ruppel OC 2022. Chapter 10: Legal protection of biodiversity in Namibia. Environmental Law and Policy in Namibia: Towards Making Africa the Tree of Life 43 234-245
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Burke A 2004. Living diamonds - the Sperrgebiet's natural riches. Conservation 2004/5 22-23
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Conservation2004-Sp-flora.pdf 1.35 MB
Burke A, Mannheimer C 2004. The Sperrgebiet - a Diversity Hotspot of Desert Plants. Desert Plantst 19-22
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Walters M, Hauptfleisch M 2022. An analysis of trophy size trends in popular hunting species in Namibia over five years. Namibian Journal of Environment 6 (A) 37-46
Burke A 2005. The Spitzkoppe magic. Flamingo 33-35
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Burke A 2005. A biodiversity treasure trove on Windhoek's doorstep. Flamingo 52-55
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Basooma A, Nakiyende H, Olokotum M, Balirwa JS, Nkalubo W, Musinguzi L, Natugonza V 2022. A novel index to aid in prioritizing habitats for site-based conservation. Ecology and Evolution 12 (3) e8762
Burke A 2005. Counting Namibia's living diamonds. Flamingo 40-41
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Burke A 2006. In quest of biodiversity hotspots. Flamingo 32-33
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Burke A 2004. The Naukluft Massif - a fascinating moutnain retreat. Flamingo 29-31
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flamingo-Nov2004-Naukluft.pdf 1.41 MB