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Koen J. H. (1985) Animal-habitat relationships in the Knysna forest: discrimination between forest types by birds and invertebrates University of Cape Town
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Koen J. H. (1992) Medium-term fluctuations of birds and their potential food resources in the Knysna forest. Ostrich 63: 21–30
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Koen J. H. & Crowe T. M. (1987) Animal-habitat relationships in the Knysna Forest, South Africa: discrimination between forest types by birds and invertebrates Oecologia 72: 414–422
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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
Kraaij T., Baard J. A., Arndt J., Vhengani L. & van Wilgen B. W. (2018) An assessment of climate, weather, and fuel factors influencing a large, destructive wildfire in the Knysna region, South Africa Fire Ecology 14: 1–12
Keywords: Drought, Fire severity, Fynbos, Invasive alien plants, Sentinel 2A, Thicket, Urban–wildland interface, dNBR
Janisch C., Mander M., Adams J., Royden-Turner S. & Amis M. (2020) Sustainable Blue Economy Growth Models Water Research Commission
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Kaplan H. (2012) Assessing the invasiveness of Acacia stricta and Acacia implexa: Is eradication an option? University of Stellenbosch
Keywords: Acacia stricta, Acacia implexa
Human L. R. D., Adams J. B. & Allanson B. R. (2016) Insights into the cause of an Ulva lactuca Linnaeus bloom in the Knysna estuary South African Journal of Botany 107: 55–62
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Human L. R. D., Weitz R., Allanson B. R. & Adams J. B. (2020) Nutrient fluxes from sediments pose management challenges for the Knysna Estuary, South Africa African Journal of Aquatic Science 45: 1–9
Keywords: anoxic sediment, biodiversity, eutrophication, fine sands, organic content, pollutant retention, water quality
