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2022. Staggered towers on parallel transmission lines: a new mitigation measure to reduce collisions of birds, especially bustards. Namibian Journal of Environment 6 (A) 14-21
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| Staggered towers on parallel transmission lines_a new mitigation measure to reduce collisions of birds_especially bustards.pdf | 1.27 MB |
2005. Avian diversity on the Cunene River: Perspectives and potential implications of proposed dam sites. In Prep.
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| Epupa REVISEDreportMay05.doc | 302.5 KB |
2005. Too hot to handle? The impact of climate change on African Birds. Africa - Birds and Birding
10 (5) 52-60
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| ABB_Climate_change_Too_hot_to_handle.pdf | 760.68 KB |
2005. Declining coastal avifauna at a diamond-mining site in Namibia: comparisons and causes. Ostrich
76 (3-4) 97–103
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| Declining coastal avifauna at a diamond mining site in Namibia_2005.pdf | 139.11 KB |
2005. Seeing the woodhoopoe for the trees: should we abandon Namibia's Violet Woodhoopoe Phoeniculus damarensis as a species?. Ibis
147 (1) 222–224
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| Seeing the woodhoopoe for the trees.pdf | 87.88 KB |