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October 22nd, 2014
[Video] How to recognise an Acacia mangium?
Anna Stier, Project Leader for Life+ Cap DOM with GEPOG, reviews the identification of Acacia…
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[Video] A tool in the fight against Acacia mangium: cutting to ground level
Acacia mangium is an invasive tree, originating from Australia and introduced into French…
10 octobre 2014
Using eco-counters on the Guianan Cock-of-the-rock observation trail
Following the work carried out on the Cock-of-the-rock trail, several 'eco-counters' have been…
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Home > In action > French Guiana > Tracking the Agami heron > Kanapaich > Position 17
Position 17
A month later, and Kanapaich is still in the same area. Will he stay or will he move on, as did the heron Eliot in 2012 at around the same period?
Keywords : French Guiana, Kaw Marshes, Agami heron, Argos tracking