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Between a rock and a hard place. What can turning rocks tell us about land-use change impacts on animals living in a rock outcrop?
Author(s): Vijayan Jithin1, Aparna Watve2
1. Nature Conservation Foundation, India 2. Bombay Environmental Action Group, India
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Summary:
Unique rock outcrops in the Western Ghats biodiversity hotspot in India provide a setting that challenges students to develop a study to assess the impact of land-use change on threatened animals within the context of a socio-ecological scenario.
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Jithin and Watve_2024_OCELOTS Teaching Guide.pdf(PDF | 83 KB)
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Version | Released | DOI Handle | Status | |
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1.0 | Feb 29, 2024 | 10.25334/VHD5-K932 | published | view version » |