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Koetzee I. (2016) Applying a resilience approach to flood management in rapidly changing landscapes Stellenbosch University

Keywords: Flood regulation, ecosystem services, flood risk management, ecosystem management

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Keywords: Drought, Fire severity, Fynbos, Invasive alien plants, Sentinel 2A, Thicket, Urban–wildland interface, dNBR

Ingle K. (2014) The application of cost-benefit analysis as a project appraisal technique for local government in South Africa: the case of the proposed developments at the Garden Route dam University of Cape Town

Keywords: decision-making, cost-benefit anaylsis

Jacobsen N.H.G & Randall, R.M (2013) Survey of reptiles in the Wilderness section of the Garden Route National Park, South Africa Herpetology 6: 209–217

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James N. C. & Harrison T. D. (2008) A preliminary survey of the estuaries on the south cost of South Africa, Cape St Blaize, Mossel Bay – Robberg Peninsula, Plettenberg Bay, with particular reference to the fish fauna Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 63: 111–127

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Keywords: ish communities, Flow variation, Mouth opening, South Africa, Temporarily open/closed estua…