Land degradation in South Africa

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2014-09-17

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Plant Conservation Unit - UCT - Land Degradation in SA Hoffmann et al 1999.pdf (144.07 KB)
Authors
Hoffmann, Timm
Todd, Simon
Ntshona, Zolile
Turner, Stephen
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http://www.pcu.uct.ac.za/resources/landdeg/literature.htm
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University of Cape Town

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Plant Conservation Unit (PCU)
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Faculty of Science
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Abstract
South Africa has a long history of desertification research which stretches back to the last century. These resources contain literature on water, soil and veld degradation in both commercial and communal areas of South Africa. Also, the most important socio-economic reasons for land degradation are discussed. This resource contains various chapters and factsheets on land degradation in South Africa. A vast amount of data which was generated during the national review of land degradation in South Africa is also available in both GIS and Excel format.
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vegetation
surface water
soil
desertification

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Hoffmann, T., Todd, S., Ntshona, Z., Turner, S. 2014-09-17. Land degradation in South Africa. Collection. University of Cape Town.

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