The Niassa National Reserve {NNR, Mozambique) is one of the vastest protected areas in Africa {42,140 km2) and includes around 39,000 local residents within the limits of the Reserve. NNR suffered from 10 years of independence war {1964-1974) and 15 years of civil war {1977-1992), during which wildlife population decreased substantially. Despite important conservation efforts, the density of ungulate community remains strikingly low compared to other similar savanna systems, especially buffalo which is considered as a key asset for the local trophy hunting industry and has logically become a management priority for the NNR. We addressed this issue through three main protocols. First, we investigated data from 5 aerial surveys {2002-2011) at...
BACKGROUND:Assessing wildlife movements and habitat use is important for species conservation and ma...
As local and global disturbances reshape African savannas, an understanding of how animal communitie...
The population density of wildlife reservoirs contributes to disease transmission risk for domestic...
We investigated space-use patterns of the West African savanna buffalo (Syncerus caffer brachyceros)...
We investigated space-use patterns of the West African savanna buffalo (Syncerus caffer brachyceros)...
Abstract Background Assessing wildlife movements and habitat use is important for species conservati...
Presented at the 9th international wildlife ranching symposium: wildlife - the key to prosperity for...
Context: The processes regulating ungulate populations have been the focus of numerous studies. For ...
Understanding the spatiotemporal dynamics of human‐wildlife interfaces is important for the sustaina...
Suitable habitat for large terrestrial animals is declining worldwide and protected areas provide vi...
Human population growth rates on the borders of protected areas in Africa are nearly double the aver...
BACKGROUND:Assessing wildlife movements and habitat use is important for species conservation and ma...
As local and global disturbances reshape African savannas, an understanding of how animal communitie...
The population density of wildlife reservoirs contributes to disease transmission risk for domestic...
We investigated space-use patterns of the West African savanna buffalo (Syncerus caffer brachyceros)...
We investigated space-use patterns of the West African savanna buffalo (Syncerus caffer brachyceros)...
Abstract Background Assessing wildlife movements and habitat use is important for species conservati...
Presented at the 9th international wildlife ranching symposium: wildlife - the key to prosperity for...
Context: The processes regulating ungulate populations have been the focus of numerous studies. For ...
Understanding the spatiotemporal dynamics of human‐wildlife interfaces is important for the sustaina...
Suitable habitat for large terrestrial animals is declining worldwide and protected areas provide vi...
Human population growth rates on the borders of protected areas in Africa are nearly double the aver...
BACKGROUND:Assessing wildlife movements and habitat use is important for species conservation and ma...
As local and global disturbances reshape African savannas, an understanding of how animal communitie...
The population density of wildlife reservoirs contributes to disease transmission risk for domestic...