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Research Projects

  • Oral diseases and infant oral mutilation in the population of the Masai Mara
  • Risk assessments of climate change impact on key-stone trees in the Maasai Mara ecosystem
  • Maasai Mara ethnobotany

  • Sustainable Management of Livestock GuardDogs in Mara North Conservancy

  • The interplay of stakeholder incentives and continued thriving of the Maasai mara eco-cultural heritage

  • Mapping accelerating fencing processes in the Greater Mara
  • Livestock Breeding in the Mara North: A Tragedy of the Commons
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Michelle Nedergaard Buss

Revised 06.07.2017