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The guide covers some 411 plant species with photographs and descriptions are given for all
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The guide covers some 1 445 plant species,
illustrations and descriptions are given for all
of these. In addition, a CD with 2 000 images and
a high resolution habitat map is included with the
book. It will be useful to landowners, farmers,
conservation managers, students and visitors to
this unique area.
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Recently, the 3-volume series “Biodiversity in
southern Africa” has been published. On nearly
1,500 pages, 200 researchers from various
countries report on the results of one decade of
joint research by South African, Namibian, and
German institutions within the project “BIOTA
Southern Africa”.
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The
2007
Arid Zone Ecology Forum meeting
focussed specifically on drought in
southern Africa's arid areas. Many
of the speakers who attended, and
the two associated Farmers'
workshops, were funded by the
Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund
(CEPF), through their Succulent
Karoo Ecosystem Partnership (SKEP)
fund. A suite of papers emerged
from that meeting, and are have
been published in Volume 105 of the
South African Journal of Science.
They are posted here with kind
permission from The Editor, SAJS.
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The
“Ecological Best-Practice Livestock
Production Guidelines for the
Namakwa District” was
produced by the Karoo Consortium
(comprising Simon Todd, Sue Milton,
Richard Dean, Peter Carrick and
Andre Meyer) with funding from SKEP/CEPF
through the Botanical Society of
South Africa’s Namakwa District
Products Project.
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