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Title:

The ecology, conservation and management of Nile crocodiles Crocodylus niloticus in a human dominated landscape

Author(s):
Aust PW
Publication Year:
2009
Abstract:

The recovery of Nile crocodile populations has been accompanied by rapid human population growth and demands for freshwater resources. This phenomenon has resulted in a converging conflict crisis between Nile crocodiles and humans. The aim of this thesis is to (a) quantify the extent of human crocodile conflict (HCC) and (b) establish the implications for conservation and development.

Publisher:
Imperial College London
Item Type:
Thesis
Language:
en
Keywords:
research project, population growth, conservation of species, wildlife conservation, water demand, nature conservation, natural resource conservation, crocodile, environmental conservation, environmental research, management of natural resources, marine conservation area
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Crocodiles in NE Namibia Patrick Aust Thesis 2009.pdf 1.37 MB

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