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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The authors would
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2.3. Biophysical Context ..........
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6.1.4. Conclusions ................
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Box 9.1 Figure 6.1. Consideration o
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS
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Executive Summary INTRODUCTION The
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Executive Summary Positive aspects:
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Executive Summary • Tourism input
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Chapter 1 - Introduction Objective
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Chapter 1 - Introduction • Local
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Chapter 1 - Introduction Sustainabl
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inevitably lost. In some instances,
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the translation that occurred durin
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2.1. INTRODUCTION This chapter prov
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Although the reserve is relatively
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parks and reserves. As SNTC oversee
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2.4.4.3. Economic support structure
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One of the transfrontier initiative
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The iNcwala or 'first fruits' cerem
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These political changes have eroded
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3.5. RECOMMENDATIONS The recommenda
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c) Re-establishment of game The bel
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iome of these assumptions will have
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