State-of-the-art ‘participatory mapping’ helps stop the decline of unique wildlife-rich pastoral lands

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Published on January 2006

byInternational Livestock Research Institute

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ILRI. 2006. State-of-the-art ‘participatory mapping’ helps stop the decline of unique wildlife-rich pastoral lands. IN: Photo essay: saving lands and livelihoods in Kitengela. Nairobi (Kenya): ILRI

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