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InterMuc : a new collaboration research project dedicated to wild cats in Namibia and Slovenia / Rubern Portas; Rok Černe; Ursa Flezar; Lan Hočevar; Rebekka Mueller; Teresa Oliveira; Ralf Roeder; Nik Sabeder; Joerg Melzheimer; Bettina Wachter; Miha Krofel
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Windhoek: Namibian Environment & Wildlife Society, 2021Description: 5 pages, figures, 30 cmSubject(s): Summary: InterMuc Leopard Project is a project run by the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research of Berlin and the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia. The talk focused on the leopards roaming in the Khomas mountains surrounding Windhoek and within the Auas Oanob Conservancy crucial project partners. We provided basic data on diet and spatial ecology and presented some of the current research questions (the study of interactions among carnivores) as well as the methodology used to answer such questions.
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| PER 83h Roan News Biophysical Field Methods : a hybrid approach to online education in Namibia / | PER 83h Roan News Organic agriculture sustains life / | PER 83h Roan News Save Omeya : a NEWS funded water awareness project / | PER 83h Roan News InterMuc : a new collaboration research project dedicated to wild cats in Namibia and Slovenia / | PER 83h Roan News Recycle Namibia Forum support for community recycling activities / | PER 83h Roan News Namdeb committed to protecting the natural world / | PER 83h Roan News When in drought, stick it out / |
InterMuc Leopard Project is a project run by the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research of Berlin and the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia. The talk focused on the leopards roaming in the Khomas mountains surrounding Windhoek and within the Auas Oanob Conservancy crucial project partners. We provided basic data on diet and spatial ecology and presented some of the current research questions (the study of interactions among carnivores) as well as the methodology used to answer such questions.
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