Some, for all, forever: A Case Study of Participation in Water Management in South Africa’s Umgeni River Catchment

Keywords

Drainage basin, Water resource management, Geography, Hydrology (agriculture), Environmental planning

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• An Overview of Water Pollution Control StrategyMatome S. Rangata — 2014
• Citizen Science & Water Quality in the uMngeni Catchment Area, KwaZulu-Natal, South AfricaAndrea Cornelia Kolbe — 2014

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