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    A framework for the use of GIS for natural resource management : the case of Ferncliffe catchment conservancy. 

    Nsanzya, Kizito Malambo. (2000)
    The Ferncliffe Catchment Conservancy has been identified, within the context of Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal, for its important geographical and ecological features. The mapping and communication of these features to ...

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    Nsanzya, Kizito Malambo. (1)
    SubjectGeographic information systems--KwaZulu-Natal.--Pietermaritzburg (1)
    Geographic information systems. (1)
    Natural resources--KwaZulu-Natal--Management. (1)
    Remote sensing--KwaZulu-Natal. (1)
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