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Impacts of emerging infrastructure development on wildlife species and habitats in Tanzania

2023-07-27

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The loss of wildlife species due to habitat deterioration and pollution represents the major threats to biodiversity conservation. This is compounded by the rapid development of infrastructure i.e., the expansion of roads, railways, harbours; construction of industries, human settlements and agricultural infrastructure. A few studies have explored the significant effects of emerging infrastructure development on w...

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DOI: 10.22541/au.169048624.46214349/v1

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