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2023<\/h3>
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Duvenage, E. 2023. Measuring threats to Africa\u2019s amphibians. Nature Africa. 15 November 2023. Available at: <<\/span>https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1038\/d44148-023-00316-8<\/span><\/a>><\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Duvenage, E. 2023. Dink weer oor warm brande om bosse te beheer. Landbouweekblad, [aanlyn] 24 Maart 2023. Beskikbaar by: <<\/span>https:\/\/www.landbou.com\/landbou\/bedrywe\/bedryfsake\/dink-weer-oor-warm-brande-om-bosse-te-beheer-20230320<\/span><\/a>><\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Rebelo, A., Esler, K. and Le Maitre, D., 2023. New project aims to map alien invasive trees. Water Wheel 22(1), pp.26-28. Jan\/Feb 2023. Available at: <<\/span>https:\/\/www.wrc.org.za\/wp-content\/uploads\/mdocs\/WW%20Jan-Feb%202023%20web.pdf<\/span><\/a>><\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Staff Reporter. 2023. Is fire really the answer to bush encroachment? Farmer’s Weekly \u2013 Inside. 10 March 2023.\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Staff Reporter. 2023. Is fire really the answer to bush encroachment? Farmer’s Weekly, [online] 6 July 2023. Available at: <<\/span>https:\/\/www.farmersweekly.co.za\/agri-technology\/farming-for-tomorrow\/is-fire-really-the-answer-to-bush-encroachment\/<\/span><\/a>><\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Unknown. 2023. High intensity fires do not reverse bush encroachment in an African savanna. Bioengineer, [online] 16 February 2023. Available at: <<\/span>https:\/\/bioengineer.org\/high-intensity-fires-do-not-reverse-bush-encroachment-in-an-african-savanna\/<\/span><\/a>><\/span><\/p>\n

Unknown. 2023. South African water sector mourns the passing of three doyens. Water Wheel 22 (2), pp. 8. 1 March 2023. Available at: <<\/span>https:\/\/www.wrc.org.za\/wp-content\/uploads\/mdocs\/WW%20March%20-%20April%202023_Upfront.pdf<\/span><\/a>><\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2022<\/h3>
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Basson-Fourie, W. Klimaatsverandering: Tameletjie om gevolge vir diere te voorspel. Landbouweekblad. 16 September 2021<\/p>\n

Coleman, A. 2022. More money needed to curb invasive species in SA. Farmer\u2019s Weekly. 24 November 2022.<\/p>\n

Coleman, A. 2022. These plants also pose a real danger to water sources. Farmer\u2019s Weekly. 2 December 2022.<\/p>\n

Van der Spuy, M. 2022. Strategie nodig om verspreiding van stompkopkewer te keer. Landbou Weekblad. 30 Junie 2022.<\/p>\n

Foxcroft, L.C. 2022. Islands of fertility: the invasive alien cactus creates and benefits from fertile islands. pp. 60-61.<\/p>\n

Coleman, A. 2022. More money needed to curb invasive species in SA. Farmers Weekly, [online] November 24, 2022. Available at: <https:\/\/www.farmersweekly.co.za\/agri-news\/south-africa\/more-money-needed-to-curb-invasive-species-in-sa\/<\/a>><\/p>\n

Coleman, A. 2022. Mynah population surges in Kruger National Park. Farmers Weekly, [online] November 16, 2022. Available at: <https:\/\/www.farmersweekly.co.za\/agri-news\/south-africa\/mynah-population-surges-in-kruger-national-park\/<\/a>><\/p>\n

Henning, D. 2022. Invasive Indian mynahs are laying nest in Kruger National Park. Getaway, [online] November 1, 2022. Available at: <https:\/\/www.getaway.co.za\/travel-news\/invasive-indian-mynahs-are-laying-nest-in-kruger-national-park\/<\/a>><\/p>\n

Henning, D. 2022. South Africa has spent R7 billion combating invasive plants. Getaway, [online] November 15, 2022. Available at: <https:\/\/www.getaway.co.za\/travel-news\/south-africa-has-spent-r7-billion-combating-invasive-plants\/<\/a>><\/p>\n

Martin, N. 2022. Alien species are moving across oceans faster: climate change will accelerate this. The Conversation, [online] June 7, 2022. Available at: <https:\/\/theconversation.com\/alien-species-are-moving-across-oceans-faster-climate-change-will-accelerate-this-184415<\/a>><\/p>\n

Rebelo, A., Esler, K.J., New, M. & Holden, P.B. 2022.\u00a0 Removing alien plants can save water: we measured how much. The Conversation, [online] May 4, 2022. Available at: <https:\/\/theconversation.com\/removing-alien-plants-can-save-water-we-measured-how-much-181811<\/a>><\/p>\n

Tree-boring beetle could cost South Africa $18.5bn. Engineering News, [online] May 26, 2022. Available at: <https:\/\/www.engineeringnews.co.za\/article\/tree-boring-beetle-could-cost-south-africa-185bn-2022-05-26<\/a>><\/p>\n

Van der Spuy, M. 2022. Strategie nodig om verspreiding van stompkopkewer te stuit. Landbou, [aanlyn] May 26, 2022. Beskikbaar by: <https:\/\/www.landbou.com\/landbou\/bedrywe\/tuinbou\/strategie-nodig-om-verspreiding-van-stompkopkewer-te-stuit-20220525<\/a>><\/p>\n

Van Wilgen-Bredenkamp, N., Joubert, M., Smit, I. & Spear, D. 2022. South African media treat fire as foe – its ecosystem benefits get lost in the blaze. The Conversation, [online] March 24, 2022. Available at: <https:\/\/theconversation.com\/south-african-media-treat-fire-as-foe-its-ecosystem-benefits-get-lost-in-the-blaze-179030<\/a>><\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2021<\/h3>
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Basson-Fourie, W. Klimaatsverandering: Tameletjie om gevolge vir diere te voorspel. Landbouweekblad. 16 September 2021<\/p>\n

Kruger, N. 2021. How tadpoles advance the African clawed frog invasion. The Conversation, [online] 6 January 2021. Available at: <https:\/\/theconversation.com\/how-tadpoles-advance-the-african-clawed-frog-invasion-150999<\/a>><\/p>\n

Loureiro, T.G. 2021. How we found a way to track alien marine species along South Africa\u2019s coast. The Conversation, [online] 1 December 2021. Available at: <https:\/\/theconversation.com\/how-we-found-a-way-to-track-alien-marine-species-along-south-africas-coast-149938<\/a>><\/p>\n

Rebelo, A., Esler, K., 2021. Why the fire on Cape Town\u2019s iconic Table Mountain was particularly devastating.\u00a0 The Conversation, [online] 20 April 2021. Available at: <https:\/\/theconversation.com\/why-the-fire-on-cape-towns-iconic-table-mountain-was-particularly-devastating-159390<\/a>><\/p>\n

Slater, D. 2021. Alien plant and animal species responsible for significant biodiversity degradation. Engineering News, [online] 28 May 2021. Available at: <https:\/\/www.engineeringnews.co.za\/article\/alien-plant-and-animal-species-responsible-for-significant-biodiversity-degradation-2021-05-28<\/a>><\/p>\n

Van Wilgen, N. & Van Wilgen, B. 2021. The Table Mountain fire: what we can learn from the main drivers of wildfires. The Conversation, [online] 22 April 2021. Available at: <https:\/\/theconversation.com\/the-table-mountain-fire-what-we-can-learn-from-the-main-drivers-of-wildfires-159477<\/a>><\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2020<\/h3>
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Botha, L. 2020. Bats: the answer to macadamia pests? Farmer\u2019s Weekly<\/em>, December 11, 2020.<\/p>\n

Duvenage, E. 2020. Gratis boek bied ensiklopediese kennis oor indringers in Suid-Afrika. Landbouweekblad<\/em>, Julie 16, 2020.<\/p>\n

Weier, S., Linden, V. & Taylor, P. 2020. Bats versus macadamia crop pests. Quest<\/em> 16<\/strong>: 16-17.<\/p>\n

Anonymous. 2020. Miniature Guttural Toads on Mauritius and R\u00e9union stun researchers. ScienMag, [online] 8 December 2020. Available at: <https:\/\/scienmag.com\/miniature-guttural-toads-on-mauritius-and-reunion-stun-researchers\/<\/a>><\/p>\n

Anonymous. 2020. Miniature guttural toads on Mauritiusand R\u00e9union stun researchers. Bioenigeer, [online] 8 December 2020. Available at: < https:\/\/bioengineer.org\/miniature-guttural-toads-on-mauritius-and-reunion-stun-researchers\/<\/a>><\/p>\n

Baxter-Gilbert, J. 2020. The diet of invasive toads in Mauritius has some rare species on the menu. The Conversation, [online] 5 November 2020. Available at: <https:\/\/theconversation.com\/the-diet-of-invasive-toads-in-mauritius-has-some-rare-species-on-the-menu-149371<\/a>><\/p>\n

Duvenage, E. 2020. Gratis boek bied ensiklopediese kennis oor indringers in Suid-Afrika. Landbou.com, [online] 10 Julie 2020. Beskikbaar by: <https:\/\/www.netwerk24.com\/landbou\/Leefstyl\/Gesin\/gratis-boek-bied-kennis-oor-indringerplante-in-sa-20200710<\/a>><\/p>\n

Rebelo, A., Esler, K.J., Samways, M., Holmes, P. and Rebelo, T. 2020. Cape Town\u2019s climate strategy isn\u2019t perfect, but every African city should have one. The Conversation, [online] 10 November 2020. Available at: <Cape Town’s climate strategy isn’t perfect, but every African city should have one (theconversation.com)<\/a>><\/p>\n

Shackleton, R. 2020. We’ve developed a framework to help World Heritage Sites manage invasive species. The Conversation, [online] 2 December 2020. Available at: <https:\/\/theconversation.com\/weve-developed-a-framework-to-help-world-heritage-sites-manage-invasive-species-147804<\/a>><\/p>\n

Virata, J. 2020. Toads introduced on Mauritius and R\u00e9union islands smaller than native African populations. Reptiles Magazines, [online] 20 November 2020. Available at: <https:\/\/www.reptilesmagazine.com\/toads-introduced-on-mauritius-and-reunion-islands-smaller-than-native-african-populations\/<\/a>><\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2019<\/h3>
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Hirsch, H. 2019. South Africa needs a fresh approach to managing invasive trees like Eucalyptus. The Conversation, [online] December 29, 2019. Available at: <https:\/\/theconversation.com\/south-africa-needs-a-fresh-approach-to-managing-invasive-trees-like-eucalyptus-126777<\/a>><\/p>\n

Le Roux. J. 2019. Plants are going extinct up to 350 times faster than the historical norm. The Conversation, [online] August 22, 2019. Available at: < https:\/\/theconversation.com\/plants-are-going-extinct-up-to-350-times-faster-than-the-historical-norm-122255<\/a>><\/p>\n

Measey, J. 2019. BRICS scientists could help stem the tide of invasive species. The Conversation, [online] November 7, 2019. Available at: <https:\/\/theconversation.com\/brics-scientists-could-help-stem-the-tide-of-invasive-species-126210<\/a>><\/p>\n

Mohanty, N. 2019. Global pet trade in amphibians is bigger than we thought. The Conversation, [online] October 22, 2019. Available at: < https:\/\/theconversation.com\/global-pet-trade-in-amphibians-is-bigger-than-we-thought-124710<\/a>><\/p>\n

Sishuba, S. 2019. Putting plant extinctions in South Africa in perspective. Farmer\u2019s Weekly<\/em>. September 20, 2019.<\/p>\n

Shocking rate of plant extinctions in South Africa. Engineering News, [online] August 23, 2019. Available at: <http:\/\/m.engineeringnews.co.za\/article\/shocking-rate-of-plant-extinctions-in-south-africa-2019-08-23\/rep_id:4433<\/a>><\/p>\n

Young, C. 2019. Researchers find a new way to strategically prevent species invasions. Interesting Engineering, [online] 28 June 2019. Available at: <https:\/\/interestingengineering.com\/researchers-find-a-new-way-to-strategically-prevent-species-invasions<\/a>><\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n

2018<\/h3>
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Cowie, B.W. 2018. How South Africa is keeping its worst invader – famine weed – at bay. The Conversation<\/em>, [Online<\/a>] February 1, 2018.<\/p>\n

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Kumschick, S., Bacher, S. 2018. A novel approach could help manage the impact of invasive species. The Conversation<\/em>, [Online<\/a>] January 29, 2018.<\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2017<\/h3>
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Anonymous. 2017. Scientists assess invasive alien plant control in Kruger. The Water Wheel<\/em>, pp. 7.<\/p>\n

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Anonymous. 2017. South Africa\u2019s first biological invasions status report underway. The Water Wheel<\/em>, pp. 6.<\/p>\n

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Duvenage, E. 2017. Felling pines: doing it sooner rather than later is better for fynbos. AgriCultureKultuur<\/em>, pp. 52.<\/p>\n

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Kriel, G. 2017. Tips for restoring fynbos in pine plantations. Farmer\u2019s Weekly<\/em>, pp. 22.<\/p>\n

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Phillips, L. 2017. Redclaw crayfish spread devastates ecosystems. Farmer\u2019s Weekly<\/em>, pp. 19.<\/p>\n

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Rebelo, A. & Measey, J. 2017. Assessing the impacts of invasive amphibians FrogLog<\/em> 118(1), pp. 27-28.<\/p>\n

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Special issue EnviroKids<\/em> 2017 Volume 38(3). View pdf<\/a><\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2016<\/h3>
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Measey, J., Backeljau, T., Herrel, A., Rebelo, R. & R\u00f6dder, D. (2016) Unbekannte Eindringlinge: der afrikanische Krallenfrosch in Europa. Terraria<\/em> 58: 58-63.<\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n

2015<\/h3>
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Mostert, E., Gaertner, M., Hall, S., Mukundamago, M. & Holmes, P. 2015. Solving the puzzle of restoring the missing fynbos. Quest<\/em>. September 2015, p. 32.<\/p>\n

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Ruwanza, S. 2015. Who is using the water along the Berg River: ALIEN OR NATIVE PLANTS? Veld and Flora<\/em>. September 2015, p. 130-132.<\/p>\n

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Special issue Quest<\/em> 2015 Volume 11<\/strong> Number 2. More information<\/a><\/p>\n

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Vimercati, G. & Measey, J. 2015. Frog eat frog. FrogLog<\/em>. April 2015, p. 32-33.<\/p>\n

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Walker, G. & Irlich, U. 2015. Tree of Heaven \u2014 the backyard tree from HELL. Veld and Flora<\/em>. December 2015, p. 63.<\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2014<\/h3>
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Anonymous. 2014. Ecological restoration \u2014 giving back to SA\u2019s watercourses. The Water Wheel<\/em>. March 2014, p. 22.<\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n

2012<\/h3>
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Anonymous. 2012. \u201cNo\u201d to forestry in fynbos areas. SA Forestry<\/em>. January 2012, p. 6.<\/p>\n

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Anonymous. 2012. Battle of the ants affecting Fynbos, study finds. SA Fruit Journal<\/em>. August 2013, p. 49.<\/p>\n

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Coetsee, J. 2012. Dit bepaal biodiversiteit. Landbouweekblad<\/em>. Januarie 2012, p. 68.<\/p>\n

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Duvenage, E. 2012. Indringers bedreig selfs Antarktika. Landbouweekblad<\/em>. November 2012, p. 10.<\/p>\n

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Duvenage, E. 2012. Uitheemse spreeus neem oor. Agri Fokus<\/em>. September 2012, p. 8.<\/p>\n

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Kriel, G. 2012. Argentynse miere bedreig fynbos, veroorsaak plantsiektes. Landbouweekblad<\/em>. Julie 2013, p. 8.<\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2011<\/h3>
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Coetsee, J. 2011. Let op vir die gestreepte rietpadda. Landbouweekblad<\/em>. Januarie 2011, pp. 78.<\/p>\n

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Crous, C., Jacobs, S.J. and Esler, K.J. 2011. Conserving our rivers: a meander. Quest<\/em> 7(4): 10-13<\/p>\n

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Jansen van Vuuren, B. 2011. Misconceptions regarding the sable. Wildlife Ranching<\/em>. Summer p7<\/p>\n

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Measey, G.J. & Davies, S.J. 2011. Struggling against domestic exotics at the southern end of Africa. Froglog<\/em>. July 2011, pp. 28.<\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2010<\/h3>
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Anonymous. 2010. Giant sables still under threat. Farming SA<\/em>, November 2010, pp. 38.<\/p>\n

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Anonymous. 2010. Marine organisms have spread to other oceans. Fishing Industry News Southern Africa<\/em>, April 2010, pp. 22.<\/p>\n

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Anonymous. 2010. The truth about endangered giant sable lies in its genetics. African Outfitters<\/em>, November 2010, pp. 74.<\/p>\n

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Anonymous. 2010. World governments fail to deliver on 2010 biodiversity target. Borehole Water Journal<\/em>, June 2010. pp. 2-3.<\/p>\n

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Anonymous. 2010. World governments fail to deliver on 2010 biodiversity target. Fishing Industry News Southern Africa<\/em>, June 2010, pp. 28.<\/p>\n

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Braschler, B., Du Plessis, D. and Jumbam, J.R. 2010. Raising awareness of South Africa\u2019s biodiversity. Quest<\/em>, June 2010, pp. 8-11.<\/p>\n

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Coetsee, J. 2010. Reuse-swartwitpens steeds bedreig. Landbouweekblad<\/em>, Oktober 2010, pp. 32.<\/p>\n

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Coetsee, J. 2010. Vat indringers vinnig vas. Landbouweekblad<\/em>, Februarie 2010, pp. 22.<\/p>\n

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Erasmus, D. 2010. Bad news for critically endangered giant sable. Farmer\u2019s Weekly<\/em>, October 2010, pp. 38.<\/p>\n

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Spear, D., Le Roux, J., Wilson, J. and Gaertner, M. 2010. South Africa invaded. Quest<\/em>, June 2010, pp. 12-13.<\/p>\n

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Taplin, M. and Du Plessis, D. 2010. Learners assist with ant research in Karoo National Park. Go Wild<\/em>, January 2010, pp. 14.<\/p>\n

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Treurnicht, M., Esler, KJ., Gaertner, M. and Conradie, B. 2010. Wildflower farming on the Agulhas Plain. Veld and Flora<\/em>, September 2010, pp. 138-139.<\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2009<\/h3>
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Anonymous. 2009. Antarctica: the last true wilderness. Sowetan Youth Magazine<\/em>, August 2009, pp. 2.<\/p>\n

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Anonymous. 2009. Dieretuine benadeel diereverskeidenheid. Wild en Jag<\/em>. Februarie 2009, pp. 11.<\/p>\n

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Anonymous. 2009. Exploring Antarctica. Life after school<\/em>. July 2009, pp. 28 \u2013 31.<\/p>\n

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Anonymous. 2009. Invaded \u2013 The biological invasion of South Africa. Environmental Management<\/em>. July 2009, pp. 27 \u2013 36.<\/p>\n

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Burgess, M. 2009. Relocation: the last hope in a warming world. Farmer\u2019s Weekly<\/em>. September 2009, pp. 32.<\/p>\n

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Coetsee, J. 2009. Hoefdiere se diversiteit deur verskuiwings geraak. Landbouweekblad<\/em>. Januarie 2009, pp. 66.<\/p>\n

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Coetsee, J. 2009. Keer uitwissing van spesies so. Landbouweekblad<\/em>. Augustus 2009, pp. 28.<\/p>\n

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Cowling, R., van Wilgen, B. and Kraaij, T. 2009. How no-man\u2019s land is becoming everyone\u2019s problem: Runaway pine invasions in the Outeniqua and Tsitsikamma mountains. Veld & Flora<\/em>, September 2009, pp. 147 \u2013 149.<\/p>\n

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Davies, S.J. 2009. Tracking the progress of frog invasion in the Cape Peninsula. ParkNEWS: Table Mountain National Park<\/em>. Second Quarter 2009.<\/p>\n

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Du Plessis, D. 2009. Silence intruders (cont.). Easy Science<\/em>. August 2009.<\/p>\n

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Du Plessis, D. 2009. Silent intruders. Easy Science<\/em>. July 2009.<\/p>\n

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Foxcroft, L.C. 2009. Are we managing alien plant invasions sensibly? Veld and Flora<\/em>. June 2009, pp. 94 \u2013 95.<\/p>\n

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Griffiths, C.L 2009. March of the aliens. Envirokids<\/em> 30 (2), pp. 20-21.<\/p>\n

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Hui, C. 2009. Extrapolating population size. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America<\/em> 90, pp. 493-495.<\/p>\n

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Wilson, J.R & Zenni, R. D. 2009. Cut me Kangaroo Thorn down, sport! Veld and Flora<\/em>, December 2009, pp. 193.<\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2008<\/h3>
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C\u00b7I\u00b7B Writer. 2008. Research boost for alien busters. Water Wheel<\/em>, June 2008.<\/p>\n

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C\u00b7I\u00b7B Writer. 2008. What’s new in Science. Hip2B\u00b2<\/em>, September 2008.<\/p>\n

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Eagleton, F. 2008. Forum: Eyewitness. Hip2B\u00b2<\/em>, March 2008.<\/p>\n

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Parker-Allie, F., Robertson, H and Richardson, D.M. 2008. The Argentine Ant. Veld and Flora<\/em>, March 2008, pp. 16-17.<\/p>\n

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Taylor, S. and Bezuidenhout, R. 2008. Climate change brings new pest possibilities. Farmer’s Weekly<\/em>, August 2008, pp. 28.<\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2007<\/h3>
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Esler, K.J. and Milton, S.J. 2007. Towards best practice in management of road reserves. Veld and Flora<\/em>, March 2007, pp. 222-223.<\/p>\n

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Griffiths, C. L. 2007. Our marine heritage. Envirokids<\/em> 28 (3), pp. 4-5.<\/p>\n

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Griffiths, C.L. 2007. Eight great sights to see. Envirokids<\/em> 28 (3), pp. 6-7.<\/p>\n

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Griffiths, C.L. 2007. Marine Invaders – the aliens have landed. African Wildlife<\/em> 60 (3), pp. 10-11.<\/p>\n

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Griffiths, C.L. 2007. Our Oceans \u2013 an overview. Guest editorial African Wildlife<\/em> 60 (3), pp. 6-7.<\/p>\n

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Proche\u015f, S. 2007. Wild almond ark: Brabejum stellatifolium<\/em> and its unique load of passengers. Veld and Flora<\/em>. June 2007, pp. 86-88.<\/p>\n

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Van Wilgen, B.W. 2007. Gums, badgers and economics. Quest: Magazine of the South African Academy of Science<\/em> 3, pp. 41.<\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2006<\/h3>
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Gusset, M., Graf, J. & Somers, M.J. 2006. The re-introduction of endangered wild dogs into Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park, South Africa: an update on the first 25 years. Re-introduction NEWS<\/i> 25<\/b>, 31-33.<\/p>\n

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Samways, M.J. 2006. Amazing new dragonfly discoveries in the Western Cape. Faculty of AgriSciences Newsletter<\/i>. November 2006 p. 6.<\/p>\n

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Samways, M.J. 2006. Astonishing recovery of rare and threatened dragonflies. Rostrum<\/i> September 2006, p. 1.<\/p>\n

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Samways, M.J. 2006. Recent advances in South African Orthopterology. Metaleptea<\/i> August 2006, p. 8.<\/p>\n

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van Wilgen, B.W. 2006. Invasive alien species \u2013 an important aspect of global change. Science Scope<\/i> 1<\/b>(2), 8 \u2013 11.<\/p>\n

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Van Wilgen, B.W. and Holmes, P.M. Laying waste to aliens? Quest<\/i> 3<\/b>(1), 29.<\/p>\n

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Vosse, S. 2006. Banking on Seeds. Can our riverine plant communities fight back after heavy invasion? Veld and Flora<\/i>, December 2006<\/p>\n<\/span>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

2005<\/h3>
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Griffiths, C.L. & Griffiths, R.J. 2005. Changing ocean wildlife. Envirokids<\/i> 26<\/b> (3), 6-7<\/p>\n

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Griffiths, C.L. 2005.Ocean winners and losers. Envirokids<\/i> 26<\/b> (3), 8-9.<\/p>\n

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McGeoch, M.A. 2005. Backing the GMO horse: what are the odds? Quest<\/i> 1<\/b> (4), 40-41.<\/p>\n

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