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Land Use Biodiversity

Restoring degraded areas & coping with degradation

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Authors

Sihlangene N. Moyo, Mark Bilton, Meed Mbidzo, Markus Rauchecker, Katja Brinkmann, Svea Muche, Stefan Liehr

Publication Type

Monograph

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Understanding and Managing Rangeland Degradation in the Greater Waterberg Area of Namibia: A Synthesis of the NamTip Project. Training Booklet - 2023 Potsdam, Bonn, Tübingen, Cologne, Leipzig, Frankfurt am Main, Windhoek: NamTip consortium, 21–26,

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Moyo, Sihlangene N., Mark Bilton, Meed Mbidzo, Markus Rauchecker, Katja Brinkmann, Svea Muche, Stefan Liehr: Restoring degraded areas & coping with degradation. Understanding and Managing Rangeland Degradation in the Greater Waterberg Area of Namibia: A Synthesis of the NamTip Project. Training Booklet - 2023. Potsdam, Bonn, Tübingen, Cologne, Leipzig, Frankfurt am Main, Windhoek: NamTip consortium, 21–26

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Water and Land Use

Water and land are crucial resources for food security, economic development, social stability and ecological integrity. These resources are closely interlinked as a nexus and influence each other.

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