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Deforestation patterns in Tanzania highlight the critical importance of both funding and management presence for conservation: Forest Loss in Tanzania Protected Areas 2000-2018

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Tyrrell, P. (2020). Deforestation patterns in Tanzania highlight the critical importance of both funding and management presence for conservation: Forest Loss in Tanzania Protected Areas 2000-2018. University of Oxford.

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Tyrrell, P. Deforestation Patterns in Tanzania Highlight the Critical Importance of Both Funding and Management Presence for Conservation: Forest Loss in Tanzania Protected Areas 2000-2018. University of Oxford, 2020.

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Tyrrell, P. 2020. “Deforestation Patterns in Tanzania Highlight the Critical Importance of Both Funding and Management Presence for Conservation: Forest Loss in Tanzania Protected Areas 2000-2018.” University of Oxford.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: MPLS
Department:: Zoology
Role:: Creator

Publisher:: University of Oxford
Publication date:: 2020
Spatial coverage:: Tanzania
Version number:: Version 1
Temporal coverage:: 2000 - 2018

Language:: English
Keywords:: Tanzania

Forest Loss

Protected Areas

Trophy Hunting
Subjects:: Africa, East

Conservation
Deposit date:: 2020-06-01

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