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Satellite change detection in the albany thicket biome
The Albany Thicket Biome has been subject to widespread transformation, with as much as 63% of the biome being severely degraded. The primary land use activity responsible for much of the transformation of the biome has been pastoralism and commercial agriculture land expansion (Mills et al., 2005;...
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Department of Statistical Sciences
2025
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