5 Mar 2026Open access
Riparian zone transformation in South Africa: Evaluating changes, causes, and the role of legal frameworksPublisher siteEnvironmental Challenges, Hydropower, Displacement, Environmental Impact
UniversitiesJane Tanner
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Rhodes University
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7 works14 Mar 2025Open access
The UNESCO IHP FRIEND-Water programme: a global network for hydroclimatic change research and education Publisher site1 Jan 2025Open access
Application of Swat+ Model to Represent Complex Irrigated Agricultural Catchments in a Semi-Arid Area of South AfricaPublisher siteSSRN Electronic Journal, Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies
15 Nov 2024
River riparian zones in Sub-Saharan Africa: Processes, functions, and sustainabilityPublisher siteElsevier eBooks, Hydrology and Sediment Transport Processes
26 Sept 2024Open access1cites
What does practising the Adaptive Systemic Approach offer engaged sustainability science?Publisher siteSouth African Journal of Science, Complex Systems and Decision Making
22 Jun 2024Open access14cites
Engaging stakeholders to address a complex water resource management issue in the Western Cape, South AfricaPublisher siteJournal of Hydrology, Water resources management and optimization
3 Jun 20241cites
Using the analytic hierarchical process to identify potential sites for rural ecological infrastructure investment in South Africa: examples from Cacadu and Tsitsa CatchmentsPublisher siteRestoration Ecology, Environmental Conservation and Management
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