Humans and vegetation are co-adapted in high wood use areas of African savanna.
Locations South Africa
Forest structure can be accurately mapped in Africa using multi-angle and multi-spectral data.
Elephants dominate vegetation in South African Thicket ecosystems.
Elephants and humans co-dominate woody vegetation dynamics in an Africa
Combinations of C-band RADAR data provided LiDAR-like mapping of woody canopy cover in African savannas
3D vegetation habitat is a strong determinant of success among endangered African wild dogs
High-intensity fires can significantly reduce woody cover in African savannas
Source: Journal of Applied Ecology
Distributions of multiple prey species are differentially influenced by terrain and vegetation structure following lion reintroduction in an African protected area
Source: Ecology and Evolution
Vegetation strongly affects lion hunting behavior in South African ecosystems
Source paper in PLoS One.
Woody vegetation patterns vary at multiple scales in African savanna watersheds