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Fun and fear in False Bay Nature Reserve: green space affordances in the post-apartheid city
The phenomenon and increasing rate of urbanisation is causing many researchers to look deeper at life in cities. Increasingly recognised are the benefits of urban green space and their associated recreational parks and nature reserves. While there is a growing literature on the environmental service...
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Percy FitzPatrick Institute of African Ornithology
2015
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