R P MOSS
Biographic Data
| ID | 5232701 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R P MOSS |
| GIVEN NAMES | R P |
| FAMILY NAME | MOSS |
| SIGNATURE | MOSS R P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Birmingham |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Threatening Desert: Controlling Desertification
Journal Article The Threatening Desert: Controlling Desertification Get access The Threatening Desert: Controlling Desertification, by Earthscan/United Nations Environment Programme, London & Nairobi, 1990. xiv + 369 pp. £9.95 paperback. ISBN 1 85383 041 0. ROWLAND MOSS ROWLAND MOSS University of Salford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 89, Issue 357, October 1990, Page 596, https://…
Ecology and Environmental Management: A Geographical Perspective
Ökologie der Hochgebirge
Soil Survey and Land Evaluation in Developing Countries a Case Study in Malaŵi: Discussion
The Population Factor in African Studies
The Population Factor in African Studies
Farming, forest and savanna in western Nigeria
Conservation of Vegetation in Africa South of the Sahara
Africa: A Systematic Regional Geography
The Concept of the Community: Some Applications in Geographical Research
IN AN earlier paper,l a condensed version of which was read at the Conference of the Institute in January I965, it was suggested that the concept of the community, in both biological and sociological contexts, should be of major importance in geography. In the discussion which took place at the Conference, one of the more important criticisms was that no examples had been provided of the application of the concept to teaching and research. The pu…
Geography and Ecology: The Concept of the Community and Its Relationship to Environment
A major problem in the field of geography is to find some principle of selection providing a coherent theme for teaching and research. A geography of living things might provide such a principle in addition to those already employed, for it could focus attention especially on the study of communities, regarding the areas they occupy as functional regions. Communities so conceived would be regarded as organized groups of men, animals, plants or so…
Savanna and Forest in Western Nigeria
Opening ParagraphThe savanna-forest boundary in West Africa is one of its most remarkable geographical features. The clarity with which the boundary is defined, whether seen from the air or from ground level, is, throughout most of its length, most striking. Moreover, the most casual observer will discover that many other features, particularly of settlement and of agriculture, reach the limit of their distributions at about the same location. No…
Geography and Ecology: The Concept of the Community and Its Relationship to Environment
A major problem in the field of geography is to find some principle of selection providing a coherent theme for teaching and research. A geography of living things might provide such a principle in addition to those already employed, for it could focus attention especially on the study of communities, regarding the areas they occupy as functional regions. Communities so conceived would be regarded as organized groups of men, animals, plants or so…
Savanna and Forest in Western Nigeria
Opening ParagraphThe savanna-forest boundary in West Africa is one of its most remarkable geographical features. The clarity with which the boundary is defined, whether seen from the air or from ground level, is, throughout most of its length, most striking. Moreover, the most casual observer will discover that many other features, particularly of settlement and of agriculture, reach the limit of their distributions at about the same location. No…
Soil Survey and Land Evaluation in Developing Countries a Case Study in Malaŵi: Discussion
The Concept of the Community: Some Applications in Geographical Research
IN AN earlier paper,l a condensed version of which was read at the Conference of the Institute in January I965, it was suggested that the concept of the community, in both biological and sociological contexts, should be of major importance in geography. In the discussion which took place at the Conference, one of the more important criticisms was that no examples had been provided of the application of the concept to teaching and research. The pu…
Geography and Ecology: The Concept of the Community and Its Relationship to Environment
A major problem in the field of geography is to find some principle of selection providing a coherent theme for teaching and research. A geography of living things might provide such a principle in addition to those already employed, for it could focus attention especially on the study of communities, regarding the areas they occupy as functional regions. Communities so conceived would be regarded as organized groups of men, animals, plants or so…
Savanna and Forest in Western Nigeria
Opening ParagraphThe savanna-forest boundary in West Africa is one of its most remarkable geographical features. The clarity with which the boundary is defined, whether seen from the air or from ground level, is, throughout most of its length, most striking. Moreover, the most casual observer will discover that many other features, particularly of settlement and of agriculture, reach the limit of their distributions at about the same location. No…
The Concept of the Community: Some Applications in Geographical Research
IN AN earlier paper,l a condensed version of which was read at the Conference of the Institute in January I965, it was suggested that the concept of the community, in both biological and sociological contexts, should be of major importance in geography. In the discussion which took place at the Conference, one of the more important criticisms was that no examples had been provided of the application of the concept to teaching and research. The pu…
Africa: A Systematic Regional Geography
Conservation of Vegetation in Africa South of the Sahara
Farming, forest and savanna in western Nigeria
The Population Factor in African Studies
Soil Survey and Land Evaluation in Developing Countries a Case Study in Malaŵi: Discussion
The Population Factor in African Studies
Ecology and Environmental Management: A Geographical Perspective
Ökologie der Hochgebirge
The Threatening Desert: Controlling Desertification
Journal Article The Threatening Desert: Controlling Desertification Get access The Threatening Desert: Controlling Desertification, by Earthscan/United Nations Environment Programme, London & Nairobi, 1990. xiv + 369 pp. £9.95 paperback. ISBN 1 85383 041 0. ROWLAND MOSS ROWLAND MOSS University of Salford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 89, Issue 357, October 1990, Page 596, https://…
Geography (10 works) · Environmental Science (5 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Agriculture and Rural Development Research (3 works) · Agroforestry (3 works) · Biology (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Environmental planning (3 works)