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Webpages listed here should cover scientific and environmental news, research studies, articles, and data charts that covers all or a large portion of Africa. Sites about environment issues as an activity or topic of debate, which does not offer much scientific content, may be found in Regional: Africa: Society and Culture |
This category includes topics such as agricultural technology, archeology, astronomy, biodiversity, forestry, renewable energy, geology, recycling and water resources.
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This category is for biodiversity science and research in Africa. Web sites about biodiversity conservation as an issue, activity or topic of debate should be submitted to Regional: Africa: Society and Culture: Issues: Conservation and Endangered Species |
Web sites about biodiversity science, technology or research in Africa as a whole.
Sites about biological conservation as an issue, activity or topic of debate can be found at Regional: Africa: Society and Culture: Issues: Conservation and Endangered Species
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Please, submit webpages that cover the quality and quantity of water for human, agricultural and industrial use for most or the entire continent of Africa. |
Water "resources" are the waters that people use or might use for human consumption, and industry.
Topics may include hydrology, water supply, water distribution, water quality, wastewater, flooding, surface water (rivers, streams, and lakes), groundwater, drinking water, and water treatment technology.
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This category is mainly for wildlife science and research in Africa. Web sites about wildlife conservation as an issue, activity or topic of debate should be submitted to Regional: Africa: Society and Culture: Issues: Conservation and Endangered Species. Web sites which are country-specific should be submitted to the appropriate country category. For example, South Africa Wildlife. Please do not try to submit tour operator sites here. |
Web sites about wildlife science, technology or research in Africa as a whole.
Sites about wildlife conservation as an issue, activity or topic of debate can be found at Regional: Africa: Society and Culture: Issues: Conservation and Endangered Species.
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