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Skarpe C Aarrestad PA Andreassen HP Dhillion SS Dimakatso T du Toit JT Duncan Halley J Hytteborn H Makhabu S Mari M Marokane W Masunga G Ditshoswane M Moe SR Mojaphoko R Mosugelo D Motsumi S Neo-Mahupeleng G Ramotadima M Rutina L Sechele L Sejoe TB Stokke S Swenson JE Taolo C Vandewalle M Wegge P 《Ambio》2004,33(6):276-282
Northern Botswana and adjacent areas, have the world's largest population of African elephant (Loxodonta africana). However, a 100 years ago elephants were rare following excessive hunting. Simultaneously, ungulate populations were severely reduced by decease. The ecological effects of the reduction in large herbivores must have been substantial, but are little known. Today, however, ecosystem changes following the increase in elephant numbers cause considerable concern in Botswana. This was the background for the "BONIC" project, investigating the interactions between the increasing elephant population and other ecosystem components and processes. Results confirm that the ecosystem is changing following the increase in elephant and ungulate populations, and, presumably, developing towards a situation resembling that before the reduction of large herbivores. We see no ecological reasons to artificially change elephant numbers. There are, however, economic and social reasons to control elephants, and their range in northern Botswana may have to be artificially restricted. 相似文献
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Christina Skarpe Per Arild Aarrestad Harry P. Andreassen Shivcharn S. Dhillion Thatayaone Dimakatso Johan T. du Toit Duncan J. Halley Hkan Hytteborn Shimane Makhabu Moses Mari Wilson Marokane Gaseitsiwe Masunga Ditshoswane Modise Stein R. Moe Rapelang Mojaphoko David Mosugelo Sekgowa Motsumi Gosiame Neo-Mahupeleng Mpho Ramotadima Lucas Rutina Lettie Sechele Thato B. Sejoe Sigbjrn Stokke Jon E. Swenson Cyril Taolo Mark Van 《Ambio-人类环境杂志》2004,33(6):254-260
博茨瓦纳北部及其毗邻地区分布着世界上最大的非洲象种群(Loxodonta africana),而在100年前,由于过度捕猎,大象的种群数量极为稀少. 相似文献
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