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Socio-ecological impacts of exclusion fencing in the Greater Mara Ecosystem
Key Facts
FUNDING SCHEME
Scoping
VALUE
£8,737
WHERE
Kenya
Summary
Status
Current
Reference
DARSC185
Round
24
Start
08/07/2018
End
28/07/2021
Project Leader
Stewart Thompson
Lead Organisation
Oxford Brookes University
Countries
Kenya
Documents:
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- DARSC185 App edited - 22/01/2019
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