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Les structures sociales traditionnelles, les réfugiés et la dégradation forestière dans la préfecture de Guéckédou, République de Guinée.Traore, Fatoumata. January 1997 (has links)
Increasing of the population by refugees invasion puts under constraint the process of Gueckedou's sustainable development. This area is passing through a dramatic damage upon its forest because of surexploitation of Sierra Leonai and Liberian refugees and native's population. Comparatively refugees are majority and natives the minority. So concerning the management of their resources, they don't have any responsibility. This is opposite to Rio summit objectives. Agenda 21 recommends to all governments that local populations' participation is essential to attend sustainable development. An inquiry made in Gueckedou's region shows that Kissi natives have many possibilities to be involved in their forests' management. That means traditional structures which can help to participate in development process are weakened by cultural identity crisis from the fact of Kissi's "minorization" due of refugees' invasion. Because those structures are prohibited by the administration contributes to weaken them. So, to reach a better management of resources in Gueckedou prefecture, it will be useful to restore traditional structures before they disappear. They would be a good opportunity for the Kissi native to participate actively in laws application about forest resources management.
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Variation in nest defense response by four raptor species to the use of a rotary-winged unmanned aerial vehicle (or drone) for censusing nest contentsJunda, James January 2015 (has links)
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Understanding aspen in the James Bay area of Québec at multiple scalesWhitbeck, Kristen January 2014 (has links)
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Wild edible plants (WEPs) and their contribution to food security: an analysis of household factors, access and policy in the semi-arid midlands of KenyaShumsky, Stephanie January 2013 (has links)
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Long-term effects of base cation fertilization on nutrient cycling and species composition of a sugar maple stand in southern Québec: application of the Rb/K reverse tracerMcMillan, Chloé January 2014 (has links)
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Roles of maladaptive behaviour and evolutionary traps in the decline of a threatened woodpeckerFrei, Barbara January 2014 (has links)
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AN ELECTRONIC EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT TOOLTANG, XUEFEI 06 October 2004 (has links)
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POWER - AWARE MOBILE SENSOR NETWORKS WITH RECONFIGURABLE COMPUTING NODESMASSARINI, RENO January 2006 (has links)
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Territorial behaviour of prairie pothole blue-winged tealStewart, Gary R. January 1977 (has links)
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Ecology of the fringe-toed lizard, Uma notata, in Arizona's Mohawk DunesTurner, Dale Scott, 1957- January 1998 (has links)
Uma notata in the Mohawk Dunes had population densities in good habitat of 15-17 lizards/ha. Testis volumes peaked in April-May and declined to low levels by August. Egg production peaked in May during 1995 but did not occur in spring 1996. Minimum convex polygon home range estimates were 530 (±70 SE) m² for 2 adult males and 228 (±82) m² for 8 adult females. Adjusted for sample size bias, these estimates were 994 (±422) and 774 (±302) m², respectively. Subadults had smaller home ranges. Uma notata actively used perennial plants as escape cover, preferentially selecting Ambrosia dumosa. I found significant use of plant materials in Uma notata diet with both ontogenetic and seasonal shifts in proportions of plant items. Their diet included 65 taxa of arthropods from 39 families, along with 13 plant species in 7 families. I also studied survival rates, tail loss, substrate selection, and thermal effects.
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