Impacts of wildlife on tropical agro-forestry crops, and the implications for international conservation initiatives
作者： Mark F. Hulme , Fiona J. Sanderson , Juliet A. Vickery
DOI: 10.1080/09670874.2018.1538545
关键词: Crop 、 Wildlife 、 Greenhouse gas 、 Biology 、 Agroforestry 、 Human–wildlife conflict
摘要: We conducted a literature review on the impact of crop raiding tropical plantation crops, which can undermine development, conservation and greenhouse gas emissions reduction schemes. Eight 2...
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