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Subsistence use of papyrus is compatible with wetland bird conservation

2016-09-01

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Conservationists have historically advocated measures that limit human disturbance. Nevertheless, natural disturbances are important components of many ecosystems and their associated species are often adapted to such regimes. In consequence, conservation managers frequently simulate natural disturbance, particularly in temperate forest systems. This practice is less widespread and seldom studied in tropical regio...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2016.07.036

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