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Jacquet J, Delon N 2016. The values behind calculating the value of trophy hunting. Conservation Biology 30 (4) 910-911

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The values behind calculating the value of trophy hunting.pdf	72.01 KB

Di Minin E, Leader-Williams N, Bradshaw CJA 2016. Banning trophy hunting will exacerbate biodiversity loss. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 31 (2) 99-102

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Di Minin_2015_Banning trophy hunting will exacerbate biodiversity loss_2016.pdf	949.07 KB

Naky KA, Knight MH 1994. Energy, water, and food use by springbok antelope (Antidorcas marsupialis) in the Kalahari Desert. Journal of Mammalogy 75 (4) 860-872

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Energy_water_and food use by springbok antelope_1994.pdf	6.57 MB

Lehmann D 2015. Dietary and spatial strategies of gemsbok (Oryx g. gazella) and springbok (Antidorcas marsupialis) in response to drought in the desert environment of the Kunene Region, Namibia.

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Dietary and spatial strategies of gemsbok_2015.pdf	8.26 MB

2013. Project proposal: A study of the population densities, movement patterns and land uses of oryx, springbok and mountain zebra in and around the Greater Sossusvlei-Namib Landscape (31 May 2013).

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Project proposal on a study of movement patterns and land use.pdf	1.43 MB

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

2004. Elephant Management in Namibia.

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Elephant Management in Namibia_2004.pdf	1.69 MB

Woolston C 2016. DNA reveals four giraffe species - Finding could guide efforts to conserve the iconic animals. Nature 537 290-291

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DNA reveals that giraffes are four species_not one_2016.pdf	492.05 KB

Viljoen PJ 1981. The ecology of the desert-dwelling elephants, black Rhinoceroses and giraffes of western Kaokoland and Damaraland, South-West Africa.

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The ecology of the desert_dwelling elephants_black Rhinoceroses and giraffes _Kaokoland and Damaraland.pdf	1002.33 KB

1973. "Dieldrin" is fatal to all living things. Ornithologische Arbeitsgruppe SWA Wissenschaftliche Gesellschaft 8 (11/12) 2

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Dieldrin fatal to all living things_1973.pdf	182.52 KB

Caro T, Riggio J 2014. Conservation and behavior of Africa's "Big Five". Current Zoology 60 (4) 486-499

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Conservation and behavior of Africas Big Five.pdf	188.32 KB

Epps CW, Castillo JA, Schmidt-Küntzel A, du Preez P, Stuart-Hill G 2013. Contrasting historical and recent gene flow among African buffalo herds in the Caprivi Strip of Namibia. Journal of Heredity 104 (2) 172-181

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Contrasting historical and recent gene flow among African buffalo herds in the Caprivi Strip of Namibia.pdf	681.8 KB

2015. African buffalo symposium, 05-06 November 2014, Paris. Gnusletter Special Issue (1)

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African buffalo symposium_ 05-06 November 2014.pdf	24.09 MB

Dondona AC, Jago M, Lelli R, Marais A, Scacchia M 2010. Preliminary report of transfrontier disease surveillance in free-ranging buffalo in the Caprivi Strip, Namibia. Veterinarnia Italiana 46 (3) 267-275

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preliminary_report_transfrontier.pdf	877.24 KB

2016. Contact list: Symposium on animal movements & satellite tracking (23-25 November 2016, Otjikoto Environmental Education Centre).

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Annex 2 Contact list_Animal movements and satellite tracking_2016.xlsx	13.59 KB

2016. Attendance list: Symposium on animal movements & satellite tracking (23-25 November 2016, Otjikoto Environmental Education Centre).

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Annex 1 Registration list_2016.pdf	841.23 KB

Marker L, Nghikembua M, Richmond-Coggan L, Bodasing T 2016. A history of cheetah tracking at CCF: then and now. Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF).

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A history of cheetah tracking at CCF then and now.pptx	12.01 MB

Hauptfleisch M 2016. Ungulate movements in the Greater Sossusvlei Namib Landscape. Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST).

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Faculty of Natural Resources and Spatial Sciences.pptx	7.46 MB

Trinkel M, Fleischmann P, Slotow R 2016. Lions moving out of Etosha National Park - reasons and consequences. University of KwaZulu-Natal, RSA.

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Etosha Lions Martina Trinkel.ppt	22.63 MB

Melzheimer J 2016. The science before and after the "collaring" of wildlife. Leibniz-Institute for Zoology & Wildlife Research, Germany.

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The science before and after the collaring of wildlife.pptx	28.21 MB

Van Vuuren R 2016. Tracking to change. Naankuse.

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Tracking Symposium 06-11-2016.pptx	14.56 MB

Swan S 2016. Hobatere Lion Research Project. AfriCat North.

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Hobatere Lion Research Project_2016.pptx	22.91 MB

Beytell P 2016. Spatial Movement Projects conducted by MET Wildlife Research since 2010.

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Spatial Movement Projects conducted by MET Wildlife Research since 2010.pptx	20.48 MB

Jänecke I 2016. Detection of birth and location of den sites in brown hyaenas (Parahyaena brunnea) based on GPS telemetry data. Brown Hyaena Research Project.

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Detection of birth and location of den sites in brown hyaenas_2016.pptx	1.25 MB

Diekmann M 2016. Tracking Cape vultures and pangolins. Rare and Endangered Species Trust.

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Rare and Endangered Species Trust.pptx	1.4 MB

Kilian W 2016. Variability in the movements of elephants across a steep environmental gradient in Namibia. Etosha Ecological Institute.

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Ecological Institute Etosha National Park.pptx	6.68 MB

Hanssen L 2016. Home ranges and transboundary movement of Spotted hyaenas in the Zambezi region from satellite tracking and camera traps. Kwando Carnivore Project.

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Home ranges and transboundary movement of Spotted hyaenas.pptx	26.96 MB

Brown C 2016. Thoughts, ideas and actions. Namibian Chamber of Environment (NCE).

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Thoughts_ideas_actions.pdf	575.45 KB

Jarvis A, Melzheimer J 2016. An assessment of Movebank as a repository for tracking data.

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Movebank as a repository for tracking data_2016.docx	21.16 KB

Owen-Smith N 2016. Information potentially gained from animal movements tracked using GPS collars. Wits University, RSA.

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Information potentially gained from animal movements tracked using GPS collars.pptx	7.3 MB

Aschenborn O 2016. African Wild Dog, Lion and Vultures - crossing borders searching for protein. MET/UNAM.

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Aschenborn_Symposium on animal movements and satellite tracking in Namibia_2016.pptx	5.56 MB

Mackenzie M, Owen-Smith N 2016. An overview: symposium objectives, outcomes and actions.

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Overview of the symposium on animal movements and satellite tracking in Namibia.pptx	989.38 KB

Mendelsohn J 2016. Assorted observations and ideas on animal movements. RAISON.

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Animal movements Mendelsohn.pptx	7.97 MB

Brown C 2016. Creating a national support mechanism for environmental NGOs: Namibian Chamber of Environment.

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Creating a national support mechanism for environmental NGOs_2016.pptx	7.27 MB

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

Weise FJ, Wessels Q, Munro S, Solberg M 2014. Using artificial passageways to facilitate the movement of wildlife on Namibian farmland. South African Journal of Wildlife Research 44 (2) 161-166

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Using artificial passageways to facilitate the movement of wildlife on Namibian farmland.pdf	607.66 KB

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

Stein AB, Fuller TK, Marker LL 2008. Opportunistic use of camera traps to assess habitat-specifc mammal and bird diversity in northcentral Namibia. Biodivers Conservation 17 3579-2587

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Stein et al 2008.pdf	193.7 KB

Friederich G, Friederich T 2001. Pesticide and wildlife poisoning training workshop. Lanioturdus 34 (1) 6-11

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Pesticide and wildlife poisoning training workshop.pdf	266.71 KB

Namibian Association of CBNRM Support Organisations (NACSO) 2014. Keep Namibia's wildlife on the land! Understanding the conservation benefits of wildlife use in Namibia.

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Keep wildlife on the land Final.pdf	1.59 MB

Shackley M 1982. Namib IV and the Acheulean technocomplex in the central Namib Desert (South West Africa). Palaeoecology of Africa and the Surrounding Islands 15 151-158

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Namib IV and the Acheulean technocomplex in the central Namib Desert.pdf	3.42 MB

Griffin M 1981. Namib game population studies. Contributions to the Kuiseb Environmental Program (Project E 10).

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Namib game population studies.pdf	8.02 MB

Joubert E 1974. The development of wildlife utilisation in South West Africa. Journal of the South West African Wildlife Management Association 4 35 - 42

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Joubert_1974_J_SA_Wildl_M_Ass_4_utilisation.pdf	756.25 KB

Leggett K, Fennessy J, Schneider S 2004. A study of animal movement in the Hoanib River catchment, northwestern Namibia. African Zoology 39 (1) 1-11

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A study of animal movement in the Hoanib River catchment_northwestern Namibia_2004.pdf	5.29 MB

Leggett K, Fennessy J, Schneider S 2001. Hoanib catchment study, Northwestern Namibia Fauna.

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Hoanib catchment study_Northwestern Namibia Fauna.pdf	41.33 MB

Loutit R, Douglas-Hamilton I 1992. Report on an elephant count in the Cunene province, Namibia - 10th to 21st October 1992.

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Report on an elephant count in the Cunene province.pdf	12.25 MB

Stuart-Hill G Wildlife Monitoring.

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Monitoring Manual presentation.ppt	861 KB

Namibian Association of CBNRM Support Organisations (NACSO) 2010. Game counts in Hardap Game Park, May 2010.

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Hardap game count poster 2010.pdf	774.2 KB

Marlin D, Nicolson SW, Yusuf AA, Stevenson PC, Heyman HM, Krüger K 2014. The only african Wild Tobacco, Nicotiana africana: Alkaloid content and the effect of herbivory. Plos ONE 9 (7) e102661

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The only african Wild Tobacco.pdf	542.8 KB

Lehmann D, Mfune JKE, Gewers E, Cloete J, Brain C, Voigt CC 2013. Dietary plasticity of generalist and specialist ungulates in the Namibian Desert: A Stable Isotopes Approach. Plos ONE 8 (8) e72190

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Dietary plasticity of generalist and specialist ungulates in the Namibian Desert.pdf	701.38 KB