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- ItemAbsorptive Capacity as a Guiding Concept for Effective Public Sector Management and Conservation of Freshwater Ecosystems(2011-03-24) Murray, Kevin; Roux, Dirk; Nel, Jeanne; Freimund, Wayne
- ItemAccounting for ecological condition: Experience and proposed way forward(SANBI, 2016-06-09) Nel, Jeanne
- ItemAssessment Report towards the development of a national strategy for advancing environmental-economic and ecosystem accounting in South Africa: Natural Capital Accounting & Valuation of Ecosystem Services Project –South Africa(2018-12) Ginsburg, Aimee; Bouwer, Gerhardt; Parry, Robert; Nel, Jeanne
- ItemDelineating and updating South Africa's Strategic Water Source Areas(SANBI, 2016-06-08) Maherry, Ashton; Nel, Jeanne; Seyler, Helen; Smith-Adao, Lindie; Witthüser, Kai; Holland, Martin
- ItemFreshwater ecosystem service mapping: Concepts and examples from South Africa(2012-05-24) Nel, Jeanne; Job, Nancy; O'Farrell, Patrick; Smith-Adao, Lindie
- ItemFrom Scorecard to Social Learning: A Reflective Co-assessment Approach for Promoting Multiagency Cooperation in Natural Resource Management(2011) Roux, Dirk; Murray, Kevin; Nel, Jeanne; Hill, Liesl; Roux, Hermien
- ItemKey Ingredients, Challenges and Lessons from Biodiversity Mainstreaming in South Africa: People, Products, Process(OECD Publishing, 2016-04-29) Botts, Emily; Holness, Stephen; Nel, Jeanne
- ItemKnowledge co-production and boundary work to promote implementation of conservation plans(2015-05-28) Nel, Jeanne; Roux, Dirk; Hill, Liesl; Maherry, Ashton; Snaddon, Kate; Petersen, Chantel; Smith-Adao, Lindie; Van Deventer, Heidi; Reyers, Belinda
- ItemLand and ecosystem accounting in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: A discussion document(2015-10) Nel, Jeanne; Smith, Janis; Jewitt, Debbie; Escott, Boyd
- ItemMainstreaming freshwater and estuarine ecosystem conservation into South African National Parks: contribution of national parks to freshwater and estuarine conservation targets and strategic options for enhancing this contribution.(Scientific Services, South African National Parks, 2023-03) Roux, Dirk; Nel, Jeanne; van Deventer, Heidi; Russel, Ian; Van Niekerk, Lara; Simms, Chenay; Baard, Johan; Cole, Nicholas; Petersen, Robin; Riddell, Eddie; Freitag, Stef; Daniels, Fahiema; Fisher, Ruth-Mary; Ebrahim, Zishan; Sithole, Hendrik
- ItemMapping ecological infrastructure – for conservation and restoration action(2012-05-24) O'Farrell, Patrick; Reyers, Belinda; Le Maitre, David; Forsyth, Greg; Nel, Jeanne; Anderson, Pippin; Holmes, Anderson
- ItemMore than just a (red) list: Over a decade of using South Africa's threatened ecosystems in policy and practice(2020-05-16) Botts, Emily; Holness, Stephen; Maze, Kristal; Desmet, Philip; Sink, Kerry; Botha, Mark; Nel, Jeanne
- ItemNational biodiversity assessment - testing the integrity of our freshwater ecosystems(Water Research Commission (WRC), 2016-09) van Deventer, Heidi; van Niekerk, Lara; Smith-Adao, Lindie; Nel, Jeanne; Petersen, Chantel; Collins, N.
- ItemProject for Ecosystem Services: mapping ecological infrastructure at multiple scales(CSIR, 2014-05-14) Nel, Jeanne; Reyers, Belinda; O'Farrell, Patrick
- ItemReview of available data for a South African Inventory of Inland Aquatic Ecosystems (SAIIAE)(2018-05-03) van Deventer, Heidi; Smith-Adao, Lindie; Petersen, Chantel; Nel, Jeanne
- ItemSouth Africa's water supply areas: Development of NFEPA High Water Yield Areas and future refinement needs(2012-05-24) Maherry, Ashton; Nel, Jeanne; Botha, Mark
- ItemSouth Africa’s Strategic Water Source Areas: supply, demand and utility(CSIR, 2014-05-14) Smith, Janis; Nel, Jeanne; Le Maitre, David; Sitas, Nadia
- ItemStrategic Water Source Areas: protecting critical ecological infrastructure for human well-being and biodiversity(2017-06-22) Le Maitre, David; Seyler, Helen; Smith-Adao, Lindie; Nel, JeanneThe protection of Strategic Water Source Areas (SWSAs), for both ground and surface water, is critical for achieving water security and for sustaining the aquatic ecosystems that provide and convey the water. The SWSAs cover 22.95 million ha of land with only 1.96 million ha (8.53%) in formal protected areas, and include state, tribal trust and privately-owned land. The existing land-uses include natural rangelands and areas which are cultivated, forest plantations, urban or otherwise transformed and there are already extensive alien plant invasions in many SWSAs. Many of the activities in these areas have adverse impacts on water quantity or quality which need to be avoided or mitigated, and much of the land needs restoration to reduce sediment loss. Protection of the quantity and quality of the water that the SWSAs provide will require a co-ordinated and collaborative approach involving various government bodies and the private sector. The extent, range of land ownership and existing uses make formal protection unworkable and unachievable. The best option is to combine a bottom-up approach of water and land stewardship (e.g. LandCare) with top-down co-operative governance. Achieving effective water source area protection on this scale will require new and innovative approaches.
- ItemWater resource classification as a mechanism for incorporating Freshwater Ecosystem Priority Areas (FEPAs) into water resource management(2013-05-09) Dini, John; Nel, Jeanne