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Special Nature Reserve Area Destination Development : Path dependence and co-evolution in the case study of "Carska Bara", Vojvodina Province, SerbiaMartinović, Dunja January 2017 (has links)
The study focuses on the development path of a tourism destination area centered around a special nature reserve and adjacent rural communities in the northern part of Serbia. Utilizing evolutionary economic geography (EEG) as an increasingly present theoretical and conceptual framework in the studies of tourism, this research project employs key EEG concepts of ‘path dependence’ and ‘co-evolution’. ‘Path dependence’ examines different social, economic, institutional and sectoral factors that direct, propel and/or hinder destination development, while ‘co-evolution’ analyzes causal and relational exchanges of stakeholders within and associated with the destination. The objective of this study is to trace developmental and relational trajectories of the nature reserve, tourism enterprises in its vicinity, and the place and role of public sector in these processes. The study, therefore, aims to analyze: (1) how the concept of ‘path dependence’ applies to the tourism development path of the nature reserve; (2) the dynamics of co-evolutionary and relational exchange processes in the nature reserve destination area, namely those occurring between actors operating in both public and private sectors. The two combined EEG approaches, previously not applied within the outlined geographical context, serve to illustrate and explain overall development mechanisms within a tourism destination, relevant economically, socio-culturally as well as environmentally for its region and on the tourism market of Serbia. When methodology is concerned, the study is in form of a case study, with primary data drawn from semi-structured, in-depth interviews and supported with complementary data from relevant scientific articles, government documents, web sites and other publications. The study findings show that the nature reserve in its tourism growth displays a path dependence determined by two seemingly diverging factors: (1) rules and regulations pertaining to protected areas such as nature reserves dictate tourism development and (2) the reserve management entrepreneurial skills play a noteworthy role in shaping its tourism growth. Apart from path dependence, the tourism development path associated with the nature reserve displays path plasticity, which represents a new direction in tourism growth based on the existing infrastructural and managerial framework. Moreover, the study outcomes indicate that levels, directions and intensity of co-evolutionary and relational exchanges among all stakeholders included demonstrate several different patterns. While there is detectable relationship between the nature reserve and most local tourism-related stakeholders, relationships among local stakeholders themselves are rather uneven. Similar patterns are found regarding the involvement of public sector. Public sector is closely linked with the nature reserve, however, its association with other tourism stakeholders in the destination area is uneven. These findings support the idea that each destination area stands as a unique and complex entity, with various endogenous and exogenous factors shaping its growth.
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Effects of endocrine disrupting chemicals on selected reproductive features of the male Sharptooth catfish (Clarias gariepinus)Kruger, Taneshka 20 August 2012 (has links)
D.Phil. / The endocrine system regulates important physiological processes in an organism. Numerous natural and synthetic chemicals are released into the environment and can disrupt the normal functioning of the endocrine system, influencing physiological processes even at relatively low concentrations. These chemicals are known as endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs). These compounds are highly persistent in nature due to a resistance to biodegradation, and because of their hydrophobicity. EDCs bio-accumulate especially in the fatty tissue of aquatic and terrestrial organisms. Developmental and reproductive disorders are potentially harmful effects of exposure. EDC sources include agricultural and urban runoff, and industrial effluent discharges that eventually pass through sewage- and wastewater treatment plants. These chemicals degrade at various rates and to varying extents during treatment processes, forming many new chemicals. Methods to predict the occurrence of endocrine disruption include the occurrence of intersex, and changes in spermatogenesis and secondary sexual characteristics (SSCs) of supposedly exposed organisms. The urogenital papilla (UGP) is a SSC whose development and morphology is hormonally controlled and may be influenced when exposed to EDCs. The sharptooth catfish (Ciarias gariepinus) is often used in environmental toxicity studies. Sex is determined by the external dimorphic UGP found only in males. Intersex has been observed in this species in South African freshwater systems. A field study was carried out in the Rietvlei (RVD) and Marais (MD) dams in the Rietvlei Nature Reserve (RNR). MD acts as a sedimentation dam before water enters RVD, and is theoretically more polluted. The RNR system receives effluent from various domestic and industrial sources including agriculture, industries, informal settlements and municipal sewage treatment plants. Four sampling surveys, two low and two high flow, were carried out over a period of two years. Supposedly male catfish (n=97) were collected and identified as male or possible intersex based on the UGP. Water and sediment was collected for target EDC and endocrine disrupting metal (EDM) analyses. Fish length and mass, and UGP length and width were measured. Laparotomy was performed and gonads were inspected macroscopically for alterations. A section of the gonad and the entire UGP was removed and processed according to standard techniques for histological analysis. The gonadosomatic- (GSI), hepatosomatic- (HSI) and UGP length (UGPLI) indices were calculated. Fish fat was removed and analysed for target EDCs.
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Kvartérní paleoekologická analýza NPR Soos / The Quaternary Paleoecological Analysis of the Soos National Nature ReserveRajdlová, Hana January 2011 (has links)
The Quaternary Paleoecological Analysis of the Soos National Nature Reserve The aim of this proposed diploma thesis is to describe the structure of diatom communities in the diatomite deposits of the Soos National Nature Reserve and compare the finding of this thesis with those of older publications. Another aim was to reconstruct the history of the basin trough with the outputs of diatom analysis accomplished in the 3,4 m long sediment profile. The similarity of diatom communites in individual diatomite types was also tested. Key words: subfossil diatoms, Soos National Nature Reserve, paleolimnology, Late Glacial, Holocene
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Effekter av naturliga och antropogena bränder i skogar inom Norrköpings kommun / Effects of natural and antrophogenic fires in forests within Norrköping municipalityBergenheim, Veronica January 2021 (has links)
Tätortsnära naturreservat med vandringsleder och stigar bidrar till mycket mänsklig aktivitet. Denna aktivitet kan mynna ut i skogsbränder och naturvårdsbränningar som påverkar mark, träd och annan vegetation och bidrar tillhögre naturvärden och gynnar de få arter som är beroende av brand. Syftet med studien var att inventera brandfält i naturreservat som uppkommit spontant eller av antropogena aktiviteter. Studien innefattade att utvärdera hur träden reagerat på brand och om branden lett till en förändrad biologisk mångfald.Tolv talldominerade brandfält i fyra naturreservat inventerades. Ett brandfält är efter en kontrollerad naturvårdsbränning medan orsaken till de andra är okända. Resultaten visar på lågt antal skadade och stående döda träd samt en låg andel föryngring i flera brandfält. Dessa bränder påverkar biodiversiteten genom att de har gett en förändrad struktur och livsmiljö i jämförelse med obrända miljöer.
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The distribution of vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in the Savanna regions of Nylsvley Nature Reserve in relation to soil fertility factorsDames, Joanna Felicity January 1991 (has links)
Thesis (M.Sc.)--University of the Witwatersrand, Faculty of Science, School of Botany, 1991 / The vegetation of the Nylsvley Nature Reserve situated in the Northern Transvaal, South Africa.
is a semi·arid savanna dominated by Burkea qfricana and Eragrostis paUensf interspersed with
patches of Acacia s_pp.and E, ie/t(lnumni(.ma. The Butkea savanna is established on soil which is
naturally low in phosphorus while the A,,;acia savanna is established on soU with higber phosphorus
levels. Spnres of vesictdar~arbusculat mycorrhizal (VAM) fungi Were extracted from soil samples
by wet 8i:¢ving and sucrose ("mttifugation after which they.· were enumerated .and identified.
Thirteen VAM species were isolated from the savanna regions. The population was composed of
three Gloltlus spp .• four .4cQulosp()ra spp., one .Gigaspora sp., three Scutel!ispora spp. and tWQ
species of uncertain identity. Root samples were cleated. and stained with acidic glycerol·tcypan
blue and assessed for mycoufMal colonization.
Significant positive correlations were indicated. between spore densities ar.d mycorrhizal root
infection. The total 81)01:'e popUlation was negntively correlated wiUlavailuble P, organic C, K. Ca.
Mg, and pH. ~'tldividual specles differed markedly from the population as a whole in their bltemctions with.,soil facrots, these wem. examined using linear regressions. The VA;M root
colonization as assessed b)! the mycorrhizal % WassigIlfijcant!y negativr1v: (forrelated with P white.
the frequency % was. negatively correlated. Wilh P and K. .The inter-relatidhs!;tips 'between the
d.ifferentVA1\i ,species and enviro~~eiita1 factors were further explored using prinCipal com'ponent
ana,lyt;ls. the population structure and the factors affecting the population ate discussed.
..bltemctions with.,soil facrots, these wem. examined using linear regressions. The VA;M root
colonization as assessed b)! the mycorrhizal % WassigIlfijcant!y negativr1v: (forrelated with P white.
the frequency % was. negatively correlated. Wilh P and K. .The inter-relatidhs!;tips 'between the
d.ifferentVA1\i ,species and enviro~~eiita1 factors were further explored using prinCipal com'ponent
ana,lyt;ls. the population structure and the factors affecting the population ate discussed. / MN (2017)
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Domestic Livestock and Rewilding: Are They Mutually Exclusive?Gordon, Iain J., Manning, Adrian D., Navarro, Laetitia M., Rouet-Leduc, Julia 30 March 2023 (has links)
Human influence extends across the globe, fromthe tallestmountains to the deep bottom
of the oceans. There is a growing call for nature to be protected from the negative
impacts of human activity (particularly intensive agriculture); so-called “land sparing”.
A relatively new approach is “rewilding”, defined as the restoration of self-sustaining
and complex ecosystems, with interlinked ecological processes that promote and
support one another while minimising or gradually reducing human intervention. The
key theoretical basis of rewilding is to return ecosystems to a “natural” or “self-willed”
state with trophic complexity, dispersal (and connectivity) and stochastic disturbance
in place. However, this is constrained by context-specific factors whereby it may not
be possible to restore the native species that formed part of the trophic structure of
the ecosystem if they are extinct (e.g., mammoths, Mammuthus spp., aurochs, Bos
primigenius); and, populations/communities of native herbivores/predators may not be
able to survive or be acceptable to the public in small scale rewilding projects close to
areas of high human density. Therefore, the restoration of natural trophic complexity and
disturbance regimes within rewilding projects requires careful consideration if the broader
conservation needs of society are to be met. In some circumstances, managers will
require a more flexible deliberate approach to intervening in rewilding projects using the
range of tools in their toolbox (e.g., controlled burning regimes; using domestic livestock
to replicate the impacts of extinct herbivore species), even if this is only in the early stages
of the rewilding process. If this approach is adopted, then larger areas can be given over
to conservation, because of the potential broader benefits to society from these spaces
and the engagement of farmers in practises that are closer to their traditions. We provide
examples, primarily European, where domestic and semi-domestic livestock are used by
managers as part of their rewilding toolbox. Here managers have looked at the broader
phenotype of livestock species as to their suitability in different rewilding systems. We
assess whether there are ways of using livestock in these systems for conservation,
economic (e.g., branded or certified livestock products) and cultural gains.
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Ecology, Habitat Use, and Conservation of Asiatic Black Bears in the Min Mountains of Sichuan Province, ChinaTrent, Jewel Andrew 13 July 2010 (has links)
This project was initiated in an attempt to address the paucity of data on Asiatic black bears (Ursus thibetanus) in Mainland China. Field work was carried out from May 2004 – August 2006 within the Tangjiahe National Nature Reserve in northwestern Sichuan Province, China. Initial methodology relied on trapping and GPS radio-collaring bears, but due to extreme difficulty with capturing a sufficient sample size, I expanded the study to include reproduction, feeding analysis from scats and sign, and occupancy modeling from sign surveys. I documented the home ranges of an adult female (100% MCP = 107.5km2, n=470 locations) and a sub-adult female (100%MCP = 5.9km2, n=36 locations) Asiatic black bear. I also documented two birthing occasions with a total of four male cubs produced and eight bear den sites. I collected feeding data from 131 scat samples and 200 bear sign transects resulting in 50 identified food items consumed by Asiatic black bears. I also employed the program PRESENCE to analyze occupancy data using both a standard grid repeated sampling technique and an innovative technique of aging bear sign along strip transect surveys to represent repeated bear occupancy over time. Conservation protection patrolling and soft mast were shown to be the most important factors determining the occupancy of an area by Asiatic black bears in Tangjiahe Nature Reserve, Sichuan Province, China. / Master of Science
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Urbaniseringens ekologiska effekter på naturreservat : En kvalitativ studie om hur urbanisering genom förtätning och expansion påverkar naturmiljön i stadsnära naturreservat / The Ecological Effects of Urbanization on Nature ReservesJohannisson, Ebba, Östblom, Desirée January 2024 (has links)
Naturreservat är en svensk skyddsform med syfte att bevara värdefull natur och sällsynta arter, upprätthålla biologisk mångfald och erbjuda rekreation för människor. Den pågående urbaniseringen genom förtätning och expansion leder till att mängden besökare i stadsnära naturreservat ökar, vilket medför att dess naturmiljö utsätts för ett ökat slitage, som i sin tur riskerar att hota syftet med skyddsformen. Ett stadsnära naturreservat som påverkas av urbanisering är Nackareservatet i Stockholms län. Studiens syfte är att undersöka hur naturmiljön i stadsnära naturreservat påverkas av urbanisering samt hur dithörande negativa ekologiska effekter kan motverkas. Studien följer en kvalitativ explorativ design och datainsamlingen genomförs genom en litteraturstudie och en intervjustudie. Studien visar att urbanisering ökar belastningen på naturmiljön i stadsnära naturreservat, såsom Nackareservatet, genom att mängden besökare ökar. Detta leder till att mark och flora påverkas, vilket försämrar livsmiljöer för djur, växter och mikroflora. Dessutom syns beteendeförändringar och ökade stressnivåer hos djur. Interaktionen mellan människor och djur kan däremot förbättra rekreationsupplevelser och gynna vissa djurarter, men sammantaget kan det konstateras att urbanisering resulterar i minskad biodiversitet. Urbanisering genom exploatering i närheten av reservatet kan även påverka dess inre naturmiljö. I Nackareservatet syns detta genom försämrade ekologiska spridningssamband och livsutrymmen för djur, och det kan ha bidragit till torrare våtmarker. För att ett stadsnära naturreservat som Nackareservatet ska kunna hantera de konsekvenser som följer av en fortsatt urbanisering krävs förbättring av informationsskyltar med föreskrifter, bättre markering av stigar, noggrannare uppföljning av effekterna från närliggande exploatering samt större hänsyn till de ekologiska spridningssambanden. Ett starkare juridiskt skydd kan behöva införas som avser att bevara reservatet och förhindra oönskad exploatering i närheten. Om vattennivåerna i reservatet ökar till följd av ökade regnmängder orsakade av klimatförändringar och ökad avrinning från exploaterade närområden, kan utredning behöva göras för hur detta ska hanteras. Huruvida dessa metoder är tillräckliga för att hantera konsekvenser som följer av en fortsatt urbanisering går att ifrågasätta. Därmed krävs fler studier som undersöker hur stadsnära naturreservat påverkas av urbanisering och hur dess negativa effekter kan motverkas. / Nature reserves are a Swedish form of protection aimed at preserving valuable nature and rare species, maintaining biological diversity, and providing recreation and nature experiences for people. The ongoing urbanization through densification and expansion increases visitors to urban-adjacent nature reserves, resulting in increased wear on their natural environment, which risks threatening the purpose of the protection. An urban-adjacent nature reserve affected by urbanization is Nackareservatet in Stockholm County. The purpose of the study is to examine how the natural environment in urban adjacent nature reserves is affected by urbanization, as well as how associated negative ecological effects can be mitigated. The study follows a qualitative exploratory design, and data collection is conducted through a literature review and an interview study. The study demonstrates that urbanization increases pressure on urban-adjacent nature reserves, such as Nackareservatet, due to a rise in visitor numbers. This impacts soil and flora, which deteriorates habitats for animals, plants, and microflora. Additionally, animals exhibit behavioral changes and increased stress levels. Interaction between humans and animals can, however, enhance recreational experiences and benefit certain animal species, but overall, urbanization results in reduced biodiversity. Urbanization through exploration near the nature reserve can also affect its internal natural environment. In Nackareservatet, this is seen through degraded ecological dispersal links and habitats for animals, and it may have contributed to drier wetlands. To enable an urban-adjacent nature reserve like Nackareservatet to manage urbanization, improvements are required in informational signs with regulations, better trail markings, enhanced monitoring of the effects of nearby development, and greater consideration should be given to ecological dispersal links. Stronger legal protection may be necessary to preserve the reserve and prevent unwanted exploitation in the vicinity. If water levels in the reserve increase due to higher rainfall and increased runoff from exploited nearby areas, an investigation may be needed on how to manage this. Whether these methods are sufficient to manage the consequences of continued urbanization is questionable. Therefore, more studies are needed to investigate how urban-adjacent nature reserves are affected by urbanization and how its negative effects can be mitigated.
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Investigating the feasibility of a locally developed carbon-offsetting scheme : the case of the Drifters Desert Nature ReserveGibson, Sean 03 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MPhil)--Stellenbosch University, 2012. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: In the context of both climate change and peak oil, it is clear that the tourism industry cannot
continue with a business-as-usual approach. Unfettered fossil fuel use is no longer an option and
novel approaches need to be explored in order to change the configuration of energy systems.
Transport is particularly energy intense and consequently, since it involves travel, so is tourism.
The Drifters Desert Nature Reserve (DDNR) is probably a net carbon sink. The property is large
and has thousands of long lived trees and bushes: but this would be an ‘easy out’ in an industry
which is has a reputation for evading tough questions. Are there affordable techniques that can be
employed by the Reserve that will reduce its carbon footprint and enable it to move toward being
entirely carbon neutral, without relying on sequestration?
A willingness to pay (WTP) survey investigating if clients were prepared to pay a voluntary amount
towards reducing the emissions of the DDNR, thereby offsetting some of their own emissions, was
conducted; 121 questionnaires were completed. The results were extrapolated out to represent the
WTP of the 1055 clients that visited the DDNR in the last year. It was found that 73% of all the
clients who stay at the DDNR are willing to pay toward helping the DDNR change the way its
systems are configured as a means to offset some of their own emissions debt in getting to the
reserve. Lodge clients were prepared to pay almost double the amount clients staying at the
campsite would consider. In both cases, WTP was around 10% of the value of the accommodation
package chosen.
The fossil fuel use and consequent carbon dioxide debt of the DDNR was calculated and
emissions were found to be in the region of 30 tonnes per annum. As per the case in the greater
Namibia, transport is responsible for the bulk of the carbon dioxide output, with energy provision in
this off-grid reserve being a close second. Of four potential interventions considered, two were
found to be financially viable, regardless of the WTP of clientele.
It is speculated that WTP on a small scale is administratively laborious and the potential
contribution of a voluntary offsetting payment was perhaps not high to justify the implementation of
the scheme. It was however found that reconfiguring the energy systems would definitely be a
worthwhile exercise.
On corporate level where efficiencies of size amplify gains, Drifters, as a group of 14 lodges and an
overland company, may well find that a transparent voluntary emissions reduction (VER) payment,
ring-fenced, appropriately used, and properly implemented, is worthwhile.
Ethically, however, injecting VER payments into a balance sheet is problematic, especially where
the payback period of the technological interventions is short and the benefits derived are long
term. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die gebruik van fossielbrandstowwe wat in die huidige tydsgewrig tot die opwekking van oormatige
kweekhuisgasse lei is nie langer aanvaarbaar nie en innoverende opsies om die voortgesette
generasie van energie te verseker, sal nagestreef moet word. Een van die grootste verbruikers van
energie is vervoer, en vervolgens is dit ook die geval dat toerisme, wat swaar op vervoer
staatmaak, ‘n groot gebruiker van energie is.
Aangesien daar etlike gevestigde bome en bosse op hierdie woestynreservaat is, is die Drifters
Desert Nature Reserve (DDNR) moontlik ‘n netto bespaarder van koolstofgasse, maar dit kan nie
sondermeer daargelaat word in ‘n bedryf wat bekend is daarvoor dat dit graag die moeilike vrae
vermy nie. Daar is dus gevra: is daar bekostigbare tegnieke wat moontlik by die DDBR aangewend
kan word om die koolstofvoetafdruk te verminder en dit in staat kan stel om totaal koolstofneutraal
te word, sonder om op ingryping staat te maak?
Navorsing is gedoen en 121 vraelyste is voltooi om vas te stel of kliente gewillig sou wees om ‘n
vrywillige bydrae te maak om die afskeid van koolstof te beheer en daardeur hul eie
koolstofvoetafrdruk te verminder, in ‘n sg “gewilligheid om te betaal” oftewel “willingness to pay”
(WTP) opname. Die resultate is deurgevoer as verteenwoordigend van die 1 055 kliente wat
verlede jaar die oord besoek het. Daar is gevind dat 73% van die kliente wat die oord besoek
bereid sou wees om die DDNR geldelik te help om sy stelsels te verander as ‘n teenrekening om
hul eie koolstofbesoedeling op pad daarheen te vergoed. Kliente wat die losie gebruik het was
bereid om meer te betaal as diegene wat by die kampeerterrein tuisgegaan het.
Die hele reservaat se jaarlikse koolstofdioksied debiet is bereken, en die jaarlikse opwekking is op
ongeveer 30-tonne vasgestel. Nes in Namibie as geheel is vervoeruitlaatgasse verantwoordelik vir
die oorgrote meerderheid opwekking, met die voorsiening van energie by die afgelee oord kort op
sy hakke. Van die vier moontlike ingrypings wat oorweeg is, is twee finansieel die moeite werd
gevind, ongeag die kliente se gewilligheid om geldelik by te dra. Die bestuur van aanvraag is ook
oorweeg, en hoewel dit nie gekwantifiseer is nie, is dit nes die moontlikheid van tegnologiese
innovering, duidelik deel van die oplossing,
Daar is gevind dat ‘n stelsel van betaling op plaaslike vlak moeilik sou wees om die administreer,
en aangesien selfs die gewilliges nie oorgretig is nie, is daar tot die gevolgtrekking gekom dat dit
nie die moeite sou loon nie. Ongeag bogenoemde beginsel van toersitebydraes is daar gevind dat
dit ongetwyfeld die moeite werd sou wees om die energiestelsels aan te pas. Maar dit sal nie
noodwendig op ‘n korporatiewe of ‘n makro-skaal werk nie, veral nie waar grote ‘n rol speel nie. As
maatskappygroep mag Drifters vind dat met ‘n deursigtige, vrywillige uitlaatverminderingspaaiement,
wat afgebaken, korrek aangewend en effektief bestuur word, die kool die
sous werd sou wees.
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A study of sex/age ratios in wild ungulate populations : an approach to designing an appropriate sampling strategy for estimating the structure of wild ungulate populations on Rooipoort Nature ReserveLaubscher, Sarah-Jane 03 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MSc)--Stellenbosch University, 2000. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: This thesis investigates the population structure of a number of ungulate species occurring
within Rooipoort private reserve. Specifically the study serves to make estimates of the
ratio of males to females and calves to cows within each species population under
observation, based on the data collected.
Data were also analysed to ascertain the distribution patterns of the species in question, in
relation to vegetation type and habitat. Distribution data were additionally compared to
distribution data collected at an earlier period on Rooipoort, to determine whether any
change has occurred in distribution patterns of the ungulates concerned.
Through analysis of both sex/age data and distributional data, one of the main objectives
of the study was to determine the most appropriate time of the year, length of time and
managment costs involved to undertake sex/age counts on Rooipoort. Results of the
study were also compared to existing population models of ungulates on the reserve.
Results obtained from data concluded that a single monthly sex/age count or, in some
cases, even three consecutive monthly counts, to determine age ratios, would be
insufficient to deliver a reliable estimate of population structure. A number of counts
would have to be carried out throughout the year in order to make reliable estimates.
Distribution data revealed that all habitat/vegetation types on Rooipoort would have to be
covered in order to effectively sample all of the species in question. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Gegewens is ook ontleed om die verspreidingspatrone van hoefdiersoorte te bepaal met
betrekking tot plantegroeitipe en habitat. Die verspreidingsdata is ook vergelyk met
vorige ..studies wat op Rooipoort gedoen is om te. bepaal. of enige. veranderings in die
verpreidingspatrone van die hoefdiere onder bespreking plaasgevind het.
Een van die hoof doelwitte van die studie was om.. deur ontleding. van beide die
geslags/ouderdom data en die verspreidingsdata, die mees geskikte tye van die jaar, die
tydsduur en bestuurskoste te bepaal, om geslags/ouderdomstellings op Rooipoort uit te
voer. Resultate van die studie is ook met vertroude populasiemodelle op die reservaat
vergelyk.
Die dataontledings het aangeduidat 'n enkele maandlikse geslags/ouderdoms telling, of,
In sekere gevalle, selfs drie agtereenvolgende maandlikse tellings, om
ouderdomsverhoudings te bepaal, nie voldoende sal wees om 'n vertroubare beraming van
die bevolkings struktuur te maak. n' Aantal tellings moet gedurende die yaar uitgevoer
word om vertroubare beramings te kan doen. Verspreidingsdata het bevestig dat alle
habitate en plantegroeitipes op Rooipoort bemonster moet word om alle spesie effektief
te bemonster.
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