Abstract
Improving the management of threatened ecosystems in an urban biodiversity hotspot through the Durban Research Action Partnership
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In South Africa, the city of Durban, which is governed by the eThekwini Municipality, has developed several innovative mechanisms to address climate change and reduce biodiversity loss (Roberts et al 2012)
The eThekwini metropolitan area is characterised by large portions of rural and peri-urban land uses (EThekwini Municipality 2013a)
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