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Michael W. Binford *, Terry McCabe, Paul Leslie, Abe Goldman

Remote sensing approaches to spatial and temporal dynamics of defensive agriculture in the greater ecosystem of Tarangire National Park, Tanzania. Big map. wildlife. agriculture. Michael W. Binford *, Terry McCabe, Paul Leslie, Abe Goldman. Problem. “Success” of parks reviewed

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Michael W. Binford *, Terry McCabe, Paul Leslie, Abe Goldman

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  1. Remote sensing approaches to spatial and temporal dynamics of defensive agriculture in the greater ecosystem of Tarangire National Park, Tanzania. Big map wildlife agriculture Michael W. Binford*, Terry McCabe, Paul Leslie, Abe Goldman

  2. Problem • “Success” of parks reviewed • Tanzanian case • Stringent conservation • Erratic policies about conservation and co-existence around pakrs • History of unpleasant removals • Response of locals • Community conservation areas • Rise of agriculture evident • Research question: how much land and where has been converted to cultivated agriculture in the Simanjaro Plain

  3. Study Area • Big map • Climate/vegetation/animals/people • History of migration • SW cut off • Literature on Simanjaro plain • Time line of conservation policy changes.

  4. Methods • Landsat/ASTER • Time: 1984 - 2006 • Visual identification of agriculture • Verification by training samples (Alicia Davis)

  5. Identifying Agriculture TM5 path 169 row 63 17 February 1993 5,4,3 color composite

  6. Results • Maps of ag areas 1984-2006 • Tables of changing area • Analysis of migration pathways (known?)

  7. Discussion • Although the total area of new agricultural fields is not a major area in the plains, their locations may affect the migratory habits of several species of wildlife.

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