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VIABILITY OF A WILDLIFE CORRIDOR: CASE OF MAKUYUNI WILDLIFE CORRIDOR IN TANZANIA

2023-02-23

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Wildlife corridors play a vital role in maintaining genetic connectivity between distant populations and provide a mix of habitats for various wildlife. Makuyuni wildlife corridor in Arusha, Tanzania, is a critical connection between Tarangire National Park, Lolkisale, Simanjiro Game Controlled Areas, Manyara Ranch, and Essmingor Forest Nature Reserve. The corridor is the main route of the northern sub-population...

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DOI: 10.22541/au.167715695.58765595/v1

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