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September 11th, 2013
Following the Guinean Cock-of-the-rock on the mountain of Kaw
After having placed transmitters on several Cock-of-the-rocks, a team from GEPOG takes us into…
September 2nd, 2013
GEPOG presents Life+ Cap DOM projects at Paramaribo
At the beginning of August, GEPOG attended the III International Congress on Biodiversity of…
August 26th, 2013
A follow-up on the point census (STOC) on Martinique
Experience a day in an area of farmland with those involved with point-count-census training on…
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- Agami heron
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- Argos tracking
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- Bearded tachuri
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- Buffer zone of the National Park
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- Caravelle peninsula
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- French Guiana
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- French Guiana savannas
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- Guianan Cock-of-the-rock
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- Kaw Marshes
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- Kaw Mountain
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- Martinique
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- Roche-Ecrite Nature Reserve
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- Réunion
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- Réunion Cuckoo shrike
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- Réunion Harrier
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- Video
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- White-breasted trasher
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[Video] Understanding the Guinean savannas in order to improve their protection
The dry savannas of French Guiana are a scarce and threatened habitat. Marianne Palisse, an anthropologist at the University of Antilles-Guyane who is working with GEPOG on the link between man and the cultural landscape, shows us the significance of such an approach and some of its results.
Comprendre les savanes guyanaises pour mieux les préserver
Les savanes sèches de Guyane sont des milieux rares et menacés. Marianne Palisse, anthropologue à l’Université Antilles-Guyane qui travaille sur le lien entre les hommes et ce paysage culturel avec le GEPOG, nous présente l’intérêt d’une telle approche et quelques uns de ses résultats.
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Keywords : French Guiana, French Guiana savannas, Video