Traditional Honey and Wax Collection with Apis Dorsata in the Upper Kapuas Lake Region, West Kalimantan: a prelude to co-management

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Traditional Honey and Wax Collection with Apis Dorsata in the Upper Kapuas Lake Region, West Kalimantan: a prelude to co-management

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Authors

Mulder, V.,Heri, V.,Wickham, T.

Publication year

2000

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