The Rise of Conservation in South Africa: Settlers, Livestock, and the Environment 1770-1950

摘要: Preface and Acknowledgements Lists of Figures, Illustrations, Tables, Maps Introduction: Livestock Farming Environmental Regulation at the Cape 1. Scientific Travellers, Colonists, Africans: Chains Knowledge Vernacular, 1770-1850 2. Defining Problems: Colonial Science Origins Conservation 1770-1860 3. Fire, Vegetation Change, Pastures 1860-1880 4. Vets, Viruses, Environmentalism in 1870s 1880s 5. Water, Irrigation, State 1880-1930 6. The Night Jackal: Sheep, Pastures, Predators 1890-1930 7. Drought, Conservation, Nationalism: Career H. S. du Toit 1900-1940 8. Prickly Pear Cape: Useful Plants Invaders Economy 1890-1950 9. 'The Farmer as a Conservationalist': Sidney Rubidge Wellwood, Graaff-Reinet 1913-1952 10. Debating African Areas 1920-1950 11. Postscript: Degradation over Long Term: Animals, Veld, Bibliographical Note Select Bibliography Secondary Sources Index