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Alternative Small Predator Management Techniques in the Succulent Karoo: Options to Conserve Biodiversity
Grantee Name:
South African National Parks
HOTSPOT
Succulent Karoo
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$9,243
DATES
Feb 2004
Mar 2005
Stats
Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
Succulent Karoo
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$9,243
DATES
Feb 2004
Mar 2005
Explore an innovative alternative small predator management technique on private lands surrounding Namaqua National Park, South Africa. Seven Anotalolian shepherd dogs will be supplied to landowners in an effort to limit stock losses and reduce the use of harmful small mammal traps on farms.
Strategic Direction: 3 Retain and restore critical biodiversity in areas under greatest land-use pressure
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