Knowing Nature in Africa: Introduction to the Special Issue

Knowing Nature in Africa: Introduction to the Special Issue

At a time when ecological crises are increasingly severe and when information about them is being more widely and rapidly disseminated at the global scale, Africa would seem to be particularly impacted. This is evidenced by the surge in extreme hydro-climatic phenomena (e.g. drought, flooding, stor...

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Auteurs principaux: Arango, Luisa, Guitard, Émilie, Lavie, Émilie
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description At a time when ecological crises are increasingly severe and when information about them is being more widely and rapidly disseminated at the global scale, Africa would seem to be particularly impacted. This is evidenced by the surge in extreme hydro-climatic phenomena (e.g. drought, flooding, storms) and ecological disasters (major wildfires) over the past few years. On the African continent, people experience such climatic changes in varying degrees in their everyday lives. In this context...
author Arango, Luisa
Guitard, Émilie
Lavie, Émilie
spellingShingle Arango, Luisa
Guitard, Émilie
Lavie, Émilie
Knowing Nature in Africa: Introduction to the Special Issue
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Guitard, Émilie
Lavie, Émilie
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title Knowing Nature in Africa: Introduction to the Special Issue
title_short Knowing Nature in Africa: Introduction to the Special Issue
title_full Knowing Nature in Africa: Introduction to the Special Issue
title_fullStr Knowing Nature in Africa: Introduction to the Special Issue
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