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Wetland Cultivation and Hydrological Management in Eastern Africa: Matching Community and Hydrological Needs Through Sustainable Wetland Use
Author(s)Dixon, Alan B.; Wood, Adrian
AbstractWetlands are critical natural resources in developing countries where they perform a range of environmental functions and provide numerous socio-economic benefits to local communities and a wider population. In recent years, however, many wetlands through
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Pages117-129
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceNatural Resources Forum
VolumeNo27
PubDateMay20030165-0203
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