Financial mechanisms for addressing Human Wildlife Conflict

Evan Bowen-Jones

Financial mechanisms for addressing Human Wildlife Conflict

Evan Bowen-Jones

Reports/papers (non-specific)

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English

Published: January 2012

Area(s):

Namibia, Kenya, Nepal, Cameroon

Product code:G03734

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Bowen-Jones, E. (2012). Financial mechanisms for addressing Human Wildlife Conflict. .
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