2020
DOI: 10.4314/ijbcs.v14i1.7
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Corrélats écologiques de dégâts d'éléphants et efficacités des techniques traditionnelles de refoulement : cas de la forêt classée de Niangoloko, Burkina Faso

Abstract: Présents dans la forêt depuis 2011, les éléphants ont entrainé un grand changement dans le quotidien des producteurs autours de la forêt classée de Niangoloko (FCN). Les pertes des cultures de plus en plus croissantes ont entrainé une interaction négative entre les Hommes et les éléphants. Afin d’identifier d’une part, les corrélats écologiques qui expliquent au mieux l'ampleur des dégâts dans les champs et d’autre part, discuter de l'efficacité des techniques de refoulement d’éléphant utilisées par les produc… Show more

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“…Indeed, the observation of damage on the ground during the second phase is in one way or another derived from information previously collected from stakeholders. This evaluation makes it possible to obtain precise results in terms of perception and reality, but nevertheless requires relatively acceptable conditions in terms of costs, deadlines, and logistics for its feasibility (Mavah et al 2006;Nyemgah Wo-Ndong 2009;Sidaway 2010;Sirima et al 2020;Kobon et al 2022).…”
Section: Qualitative and Quantitative Assessment Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, the observation of damage on the ground during the second phase is in one way or another derived from information previously collected from stakeholders. This evaluation makes it possible to obtain precise results in terms of perception and reality, but nevertheless requires relatively acceptable conditions in terms of costs, deadlines, and logistics for its feasibility (Mavah et al 2006;Nyemgah Wo-Ndong 2009;Sidaway 2010;Sirima et al 2020;Kobon et al 2022).…”
Section: Qualitative and Quantitative Assessment Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%