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JohannesMac/Predicting-Baobab-Damage-by-African-Elephants-in-Mosaic-Landscapes

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environment and energy
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Joh
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This R-based machine learning project examines factors influencing Baobab tree damage by African elephants across adjacent protected and safari areas in Zimbabwe, in partnership with Zimparks.

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