South African National Biodiversity Institute
I am a research fellow in the Regional Programme Coordinator in South African National Biodiversity Institute, and I am interested in conservation ecology and environmental sustainability research. I specifically examine the impact of exotic plants on ecosystem livelihood (e.g., restoration) and human well-being (e.g., food security); protected area biodiversity management; and the South African biodiversity economic sector. While implementing the management plan for various species, and restoring tha natural capital where clearing has been done, I also perform risk assessmeent for various alien taxa.
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Assessing success in eradication attempts for an emerging invader plant: Tephrocactus articulatus (Pfeiff.) Backeb, in arid areas of South Africa
Thabiso Mokotjomela
The alien and invasive plant species may be a future conservation threat to the Lesotho Afro-alpine Drakensberg area
Thabiso Mokotjomela
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