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The number of deaths occurring in a given population for a given period of time. (Source: MGH)

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Douglas CMS, Mulligan M, Harrison XA, Henschel JR, Pettorelli N, Cowlishaw G 2016. Widespread dieback of riparian trees on a dammed ephemeral river and evidence of local mitigation by tributary flows. PeerJ 4 e2622

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Widespread dieback of riparian trees on a dammed ephemeral river.pdf	1.54 MB

Muller K, O'Connor TG, Henschel JR 2016. Impact of a severe frost event in 2014 on woody vegetation within the Nama-Karoo and semi-arid savanna biomes of South Africa. Journal of Arid Environments 133 112-121

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Impact of a severe frost event in 2014 on woody vegetation.pdf	1.93 MB

Shaw JM, Dilley BJ, Davies D, Ryan PG 2014. Trapping and capture myopathy in Ludwig's bustard. South African Journal of Wildlife Research 44 (1) 16-23

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Trapping and capture myopathy in Ludwigs bustard.pdf	742 KB

Scott TP, Fischer M, Khaiseb S, Freuling C, Höper D, Hoffmann B, Markotter W, Müller T, Nel LH 2013. Complete Genome and Molecular Epidemiological Data Infer the Maintenance of Rabies among Kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) in Namibia. Plos ONE 8 (3) e58739

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Rabies among Kudu_Namibia_2013.pdf	599.4 KB

Naidoo V, Wolter K, Espie I, Kotze A 2012. Lead toxicity: consequences and interventions in an intensively managed (Gyps coprotheres) vulture colony. Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine 43 (3) 573-578

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Lead toxicity_consequences and interventions in an intensively managed_Gyps coprotheres_vulture colony.pdf	245.52 KB

Monadjem A, Wolter K, Neser W, Kane A 2014. Effect of rehabilitation on survival rates of endangered Cape vultures. Animal Conservation 17 52-60

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Effect of rehabilitation on survival rates of endangered Cape vultures_2013.pdf	231 KB

Naidoo V, Wolter K, Botha CJ 2017. Lead ingestion as a potential contributing factor to the decline in vulture populations in southern Africa. Environmental Research 152 150-156

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Lead ingestion as a potential contributing factor to the decline in vulture populations in southern Africa.pdf	640.63 KB

Smith K, Webster K 2015. Proceedings of the Vulture Seminar 2015 - "Looking Towards the Future". Proceedings of the Vulture Seminar 2015 - "Looking Towards the Future". October 26th to 28th, 2015

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Proceedings of the Vulture Seminar_2015.pdf	811.84 KB

Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) 2009. Human-wildlife conflict in Africa: Causes, consequences and management strategies.

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Human_wildlife conflict in Africa.pdf	1.02 MB

Switzer A, Munson L, Beesley C, Wilkins P, Blackburn JK, Marker LL 2016. Namibian farmland cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus) demonstrate seronegativity for antibodies against Bacillus anthracis. African Journal of Wildlife Research 46 (2) 139-143

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Namibian farmland cheetahs demonstrate seronegativity for antibodies against Bacillus anthracis.pdf	773.39 KB

Boix-Hinzen C 1997. Beware! Gin traps at the Sewage Works. Lanioturdus 30 (4) 17-18

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Gin traps at the Sewage Works_1997.pdf	229.46 KB

Owen-Smith G 2005. Raptor issues within conservancies. Lanioturdus 38 (3-4) 21

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Raptor issues within conservancies.pdf	191.53 KB

Verdoorn G, Komen L 2002. Counterpoint from the Poison Working Group. Lanioturdus 35 (3) 7-11

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Counterpoint from the Poison Working Group.pdf	301.3 KB

Demasius E 2009. Greater Painted Snipe in Swakopmund. Lanioturdus 42 (3) 13

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Greater Painted Snipe in Swakopmund.pdf	468.45 KB

Thomson N, Stehn H, Bridgeford P 2012. The Dordabis Vultures Eat Poisonous Plants!. Lanioturdus 45 (3) 2-5

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The Dordabis Vultures Eat Poisonous Plants.pdf	279.92 KB

International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) 2015. Conservation, crime and communities: case studies of efforts to engage local communities in tackling illegal wildlife trade. A contribution to the symposium "Beyond enforcement", South Africa.

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Case studies of efforts to engage local communities in tackling illegal wildlife trade.pdf	2.17 MB

Muntifering JR, Linklater WL, Clark SG, Uri-Khob S, Kasaona JK, Uiseb K, du Preez P, Kasaona K, Beytell P, Ketji J, Hambo B, Brown MA, Thouless C, Jacobs S, Knight AT 2017. Harnessing values to save the rhinoceros: insights from Namibia. Oryx 51 (1) 98-105

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Harnessing values to save the rhinoceros_Insights from Namibia.pdf	113.24 KB

Phipps WL 2015. Identifying drivers of Cape vulture (Gyps coprotheres) space use in southern Africa.

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WLPhipps_PhD_thesis_corrected_final.pdf	8.94 MB

Gildenhuys SD, Brown CJ 1991. Field trials on poison collars for mammalian predators in Namibia: their effect on birds of prey. Gabar 6 10-12

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Field trials on poison collars for mammalian predators in Namibia_1991.pdf	172.77 KB

Krüger SC 2014. An Investigation into the decline of the Bearded Vulture Gypaetus barbatus in Southern Africa.

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An Investigation into the Decline of the Bearded Vulture_2014_Krueger_S_2014.pdf	2.82 MB

2009. NamPower/Namibia Nature Foundation Strategic Partnership. (June 2009)

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NP - NNF newsletter No. 1 Jun 09.pdf	263.78 KB

2009. NamPower/Namibia Nature Foundation Strategic Partnership. (October 2009)

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NP - NNF newsletter No. 2 Oct 09.pdf	863.01 KB

Namibian Association of CBNRM Support Organisations (NACSO) 2010. NamPower/Namibia Nature Foundation Strategic Partnership. (February 2010)

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NP - NNF newsletter No. 3 Feb 2010.pdf	939.56 KB

2010. NamPower/Namibia Nature Foundation Strategic Partnership. (June 2010)

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NP - NNF newsletter No. 4 June 2010.pdf	1.29 MB

2010. NamPower/Namibia Nature Foundation Strategic Partnership. (September 2010)

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NP - NNF newsletter No. 5 September 2010.pdf	1.34 MB

2011. NamPower/Namibia Nature Foundation Strategic Partnership. (February 2011)

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NP - NNF newsletter No. 6 February 2011.pdf	3.38 MB

Namibian Association of CBNRM Support Organisations (NACSO) 2013. Help protect Namibia's elephants.

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Protect Namibias Elephants Flr.jpg	901.1 KB

Ammann K 2016. China, Ivory and Wishful thinking.

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China Ivory and Wishful thinking Complete.pdf	1.61 MB

Hanssen L, Funston P, Fwelimbi MH, Siyanga O 2016. Human-Lion conflict in the Mudumu South Complex, Zambezi Region, Namibia - Report February 2015.

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Human-Lion Conflict in the MSC_Report March 2015.pdf	738.35 KB

2013. Albatross Task Force - Team Highlights 2013.

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Albatross Task Force_Annual Report 2013.pdf	1.16 MB

2009. Raptors Namibia - Working together to conserve our birds of prey!.

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Raptor_News_2009_4_July-August.pdf	537.04 KB

2009. Raptors Namibia - Working together to conserve our birds of prey!.

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Raptor_News_2009_5_Sept-Oct.pdf	730.27 KB

2010. Raptors Namibia - Working together to conserve our birds of prey!.

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Rapnam_2010_4.pdf	377.96 KB

2011. Raptors Namibia - Working together to conserve our birds of prey!.

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Raptor_News_2011_1_Jan-Mar.pdf	533.29 KB

2011. Raptors Namibia - Working together to conserve our birds of prey!.

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Raptor_News_2011_2_April_Jun.pdf	1.19 MB

Joubert E 1971. The past and present distribution and status of the black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis Linn. 1758) in South West Africa. Madoqua 1 (4) 33-43

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The past and present distribution and status of the black rhinoceros_1971.pdf	938.32 KB

Hines CJH 1990. Past and present distribution and status of the wild dog Lycaon pictus in Namibia. Madoqua 17 (1) 31-36

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Past and present distribution and status of the wild dog Lycaon pictus in Namibia.pdf	505.52 KB

Engel JI 2011. Possible predation of a Pygmy Falcon by a Tawny Eagle in Namibia. Ornithological Observations 2 34-35

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Possible predation of a Pygmy Falcon by a Tawny Eagle in Namibia.pdf	85.66 KB

Robinson KJ, Meyer C, Underhill LG, Calder J 2012. Bank Cormorant chick entangled in fishing line dies after more than 88 hours. Ornithological Observations 3 188-194

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Bank Cormorant chick entangled in fishing line dies after more than 88 hours_2012.pdf	782.5 KB

Ntinda TV, Cunningham P, Scott A, Scott M, Versfeld W 2012. Are traditional healers contributing to the decline of Blue Cranes in Namibia?. Ornithological Observations 3 218-222

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Are traditional healers contributing to the decline of Blue Cranes in Namibia_2012.pdf	632.83 KB

Trimble MJ, Le Roux E, Brown J 2011. Additional evidence of Great White Pelican Pelecanus onocrotalus in the Fish River Canyon, Namibia. Ornithological Observations 2 36-38

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Additional evidence of Great White Pelican Pelecanus onocrotalus in the Fish River Canyon_2011.pdf	93.14 KB

Brown CJ, Komen L 2002. Poisons and birds in Namibia. Bird Numbers 11 (1) 25-27

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Poisons and birds_Namibia_CJ Brown and L Komen 2002.pdf	168.98 KB

Phipps WL, Willis SG, Wolter K, Naidoo V 2013. Foraging ranges of immature African White-Backed Vultures (Gyps africanus) and their use of protected areas in southern Africa. Plos ONE 8 (1) e52813

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Foraging Ranges of Immature African White-Backed Vultures.pdf	2 MB

1997. Population and habitat viability assessment for the Namibian cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) and lion (Panthera leo).

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Namibian Cheetah and Lion PHVA Final Report.pdf	7.29 MB

Fuller B, van Zyl D 2006. Silently starving: A new form of famine among small scale farming households affected by the HIV Epidemic?.

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Silently Starving.pdf	344.15 KB

Walston LJ, Rollins KE, Smith KP, LaGory KE, Sinclair K, Turchi C, Wendelin T, Souder H 2015. A review of Avian monitoring and mitigation information at existing Utility-Scale Solar Facilities.

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Solar Avian Monitoring and Mitigation Review.pdf	3.83 MB

HTHarvey and Associates 2015. Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System Avian and Bat Monitoring Plan - 2013-2014 Annual Report (Revised). 29 October 2013 - 20 October 2014. Project No. 2802-07.

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Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System Avian and Bat Monitoring Plan.pdf	6.74 MB

Ledger JA, Hobbs JCA 1999. Raptor use and abuse of powerlines in southern Africa. Journal of Raptor Research 33 (1) 49-52

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Raptor use and abuse of powerlines in southern Africa.pdf	437.59 KB

Ralston S 2015. Burning issue - Is solar energy the next bird conservation challenge?. African Birdlife January/February 2015 56-59

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Burning issue_Is solar energy the next bird conservation challenge_2015.pdf	513.91 KB

Berry HH 1981. Population structure, mortality patterns and a predictive model for estimating future trends in wildebeest numbers in the Etosha National Park. Madoqua 12 (4) 225-266

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Population structure_mortality patterns _trends in Wildebeest numbers_ENP.pdf	786.81 KB