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• Quick comparison of the GAPA and SAPA methodologies (3)
2023-06-27
710• Quick comparison of the GAPA and SAPA methodologies (2) 2023-06-27 710
The WDPA and WD-OECM are aggregated datasets of the best available data from many sources. It is a joint product of UN Environment Programme and IUCN, managed by UNEP-WCMC. It is used for multiple conservation purposes, as well as providing support to the Convention on Biological Diversity and the United Nations relating to environmental sustainability and reporting on progress towards internationally-agreed environmental targets.
Unless otherwise stated, this dataset is being provided ‘free of restrictions’1. We, the undersigned, agree and understand that by providing data for inclusion in the WDPA and/or WD-OECM it will be viewable and downloadable in accordance with the WDPA Terms and Conditions through websites operated by UNEP-WCMC and IUCN, utilised for analyses, and re-distributed to third parties for use on other platforms[1].
[1] UNEP-WCMC may accept data with restrictions. This includes data that is available for onward release but not for commercial use (“commercial use” means a) any use by, on behalf of, or to inform or assist the activities of, a commercial entity (an entity that operates ‘for profit’) or b) use by any individual or non-profit entity for the purposes of revenue generation), and data that is made available only to UNEP-WCMC, UN Environment Programme and IUCN, and is not for onward release. If you wish to place restrictions on data, or require further information, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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2023-06-20
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35.85 KB 48Towards achievement of the Global Biodiversity Framework Targets
The goal of this aerial total and sample censuses was to establish a national baseline of wet season wildlife population status and distribution in Kenya.
The census was done and report compiled by Kenya Wildlife Service.
This handbook outlines current problems in human elephant conflicts, and includes an introductory guide to Elephant Behavior. More pragmatic
instructions like Elephant Safety Guidelines, Instructions on how to use the Human-Elephant Conflict (HEC) Toolkit, and further strategies like Chili Fences and Chili Bricks will be the most useful in the field.
