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Chacma baboon movement and behaviour in commercial timber plantations in South Africa and their association with bark-stripping
As human populations expand, natural habitats have been heavily transformed primarily for agricultural land use, disrupting ecosystems and reducing the abundance and diversity of native fauna. Commercial forestry plantations, often described as ‘green or ecological deserts', are an example of an agr...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2025
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