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1LESSONS FROM THE CAPTURE AND COLLARING OF THE CRITICALLY ENDANGERED HIROLA ANTELOPE IN IJARA, KENYA: A PROGRESS REPORT Abdullahi H. Ali1, 2, Rajan Amin 3, Jacob R. Goheen1, Amos Kibara2, Isaac Lekolool4, and Charles Musy

LESSONS FROM THE CAPTURE AND COLLARING OF THE CRITICALLY ENDANGERED HIROLA ANTELOPE IN IJARA, KENYA: A PROGRESS REPORT Abdullahi H. Ali1, 2, Rajan Amin 3, Jacob R. Goheen1, Amos Kibara2, Isaac Lekolool4, and Charles Musy

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Source URL: www.hirolaconservation.org

Language: English - Date: 2016-01-18 07:30:32
    2Aerial survey of Hirola (Beatragus (Beatragus hunteri) and other large mammals in south-east east Kenya J. King1, S. Andanje2, J. Goheen3, R. Amin4, C. Musyoki2, D. Lesimirdana1 & A. H. Ali3

    Aerial survey of Hirola (Beatragus (Beatragus hunteri) and other large mammals in south-east east Kenya J. King1, S. Andanje2, J. Goheen3, R. Amin4, C. Musyoki2, D. Lesimirdana1 & A. H. Ali3

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    Source URL: www.hirolaconservation.org

    Language: English - Date: 2016-01-18 07:48:33
      3Racing to Save the Hirola Be a Hirola Hero. With fewer than 500 left, the hirola—an African antelope—is on the brink of extinction. As the only surviving member of its genus, their loss would represent the first loss

      Racing to Save the Hirola Be a Hirola Hero. With fewer than 500 left, the hirola—an African antelope—is on the brink of extinction. As the only surviving member of its genus, their loss would represent the first loss

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      Source URL: www.nature.org

      Language: English
      4Northern Kenya Rangelands A Sustainable Future for Wildlife and Communities N

      Northern Kenya Rangelands A Sustainable Future for Wildlife and Communities N

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      5Githiru et al. African wild dogs from south-eastern Kenya Canid News Copyright © 2008 by the IUCN/SSC Canid Specialist Group. ISSN[removed]

      Githiru et al. African wild dogs from south-eastern Kenya Canid News Copyright © 2008 by the IUCN/SSC Canid Specialist Group. ISSN[removed]

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      Source URL: www.canids.org

      Language: English - Date: 2013-04-09 09:08:37
      6Critically Endangered Species Quiz 1. A species is considered critically endangered if: a. Its population has not changed at all in three generations b. It can only be found in one location c. Its population has decrease

      Critically Endangered Species Quiz 1. A species is considered critically endangered if: a. Its population has not changed at all in three generations b. It can only be found in one location c. Its population has decrease

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      Source URL: www.fws.gov

      Language: English - Date: 2014-07-30 10:21:22
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      8Laying the Foundation for Conservation of Kenya’s Natural Resources in the 21st Century Julius Kipng’etich The natural resources of this country—its wildlife, which offers such an attraction to visitors from all ov

      Laying the Foundation for Conservation of Kenya’s Natural Resources in the 21st Century Julius Kipng’etich The natural resources of this country—its wildlife, which offers such an attraction to visitors from all ov

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      Source URL: www.georgewright.org

      Language: English - Date: 2012-04-24 11:05:11
      9Hirola Recovery Project March 28, 2012 Kenneth K. Coe 

      Hirola Recovery Project March 28, 2012 Kenneth K. Coe 

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      Source URL: www.antelopetag.com

      Language: English - Date: 2012-05-27 09:57:10
      10Racing to Save the Hirola Be a Hirola Hero. With fewer than 500 left, the hirola—an African antelope—is on the brink of extinction. As the only surviving member of its genus, their loss would represent the first loss

      Racing to Save the Hirola Be a Hirola Hero. With fewer than 500 left, the hirola—an African antelope—is on the brink of extinction. As the only surviving member of its genus, their loss would represent the first loss

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      Source URL: www.antelopetag.com

      Language: English - Date: 2012-05-27 09:57:14