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Game Ranching in Machakos District, Kenya: An Application of Mathematical Programming to the Study of Wildlife Policy
This study employed a bioeconomic, mathematical programming model to analyse ranch resources allocation among cattle and game animals, and Kenya's wildlife conservation and game harvesting policies... In this study various ways in which KWS could exercise ownership are examined.
Kinyua, P.I.D. (1998). Game ranching in Machakos District, Kenya: An application of mathematical programming to the study of wildlife policy. PhD thesis, University of British Columbia, Canada.
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