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volume 24, issue 1
The relevance of mangrove forests to African |
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Table of contents Part I [1Mb]
Message to readers Editorial Announcements News Special feature Part II [606Kb]
The role and work of African Mangrove Network (AMN) in conservation and sustainable use of mangroves in Africa Part III [1,2Mb] Oil exploitation, fisheries resources and sustainable livelihood in the Niger delta, Nigeria Part IV [882Kb] Salinity fluctuations in mangrove forest of Gazi bay, Kenya: lessons for future research Part V [389Kb] Biological characteristics of the Schlegel’s goby, Porogobius schlegelii, in the mangrove – nipa ecosystem southeast of Niger delta, NigeriaCountry Focus: Madagascar Hajanirina Razafindrainibe talks to Nature & FauneFAO Activities Dying Mangroves on the North East Coast of Africa: the case of Sudan Part VI [254Kb]
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