• The role of Bahi swamp wetland in enhancing household food security and income of adjacent communities 

  Rweyemamu, Renatus (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2010)

  The study was conducted to assess the role of Bahi swamp resources in enhancing household food security and income of adjacent communities. Specifically, the study assessed the socioeconomic activities in the swamp with ...
• Potentials and constraints of eco-tourism in improving nature conservation and livelihoods: the case of Amani nature reserve, Tanzania 

  Shoo, Rehema Abeli (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2009)

  Amani Nature Reserve (ANR), which is within the Eastern Arc Mountains, is well known for its biological and ecological values. Eco-tourism is being practiced in the reserve. However, despite the fact that eco-tourism has ...
• Economic valuation of recreation use value of Kilimanjaro National Park, Tanzania. 

  Ngunyali, Robert H. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2014)

  Tanzanian authorities managing environmental resources and services have made efforts to set the fees to access their resources. However still there is scanty information on the pricing strategy that consider both the ...
• Two-decade variations in hydrology of two river basins in the Usambaras of north-eastern Tanzania 

  Munishi, Pantalco K. T. (Duke University, 1994)

  Quantifying local, regional, and global climatic and hydrologic changes is relatively difficult due to high temporal and spatial variability, and to the length of time it takes for these changes to be monitored and ...
• Host community perceptions of volunteer tourists in the Northern tourist circuit, Tanzania 

  Ezra, Peter Marwa (Victoria University of Wellington, 2013)

  The existing and growing body of volunteer tourism literature has broadly addressed a myriad of topics but with a major focus on volunteer tourists. Limited knowledge is available on how these volunteer tourists are ...
• Domestic tourism status in Tanzania: a case study of Tanzania national parks 

  Kishe, Edward Steven (University of Greenwich, 2005)

  Although tourism is a major economic undertaking in the world, however, domestic tourism has not received adequate attention especially in many developing countries. This study focused on domestic tourism in Tanzania ...
• Population ecology of Beamys hindei and Rhynchocyon petersi in selected coastal forests of Tanzania 

  Sabuni, Christopher Andrew (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2016)

  This thesis is prepared according to ''Publishable manuscripts" format of the Sokoine University of Agriculture. The study on the population ecology vis-a-vis: distribution. population dynamics, space use and behavior, ...
• Factors affecting wildlife based domestic tourism in the northern tourist circuit, Tanzania 

  Mariki, Sayuni (Sokoine University Of Agriculture, 2006)

  The study on factors affecting domestic tourism was carried out in northern Tanzania tourist circuit. The study had the following objectives: (i) To determine the characteristics of domestic tourists, (ii) To assess the ...
• Sustainable wildlife tourism in the context of climate change: the case study of Ngorongoro conservation area, Tanzania 

  Mkiramweni, Nickson Peter (Victoria University Melbourne, Australia, 2014-04)

  Attaining sustainability of wildlife tourism has been a challenge in a world of uncertainty. This is even more so when the world’s climate is rapidly changing. Scientific evidence suggests that climate change will continue ...
• Modelling and mapping forest above-ground biomass using earth observation data 

  Madundo, Sami Dawood; Mauya, Ernest William; Lolila, Nandera Juma; Mchelu, Hadija Ahmed (Science Publishing Group, 2022)

  Accurate information on above-ground biomass (AGB) is important for sustainable forest management as well as for global initiatives aimed at combating climate change in the Tropics. In this study, AGB was estimated using ...
• Factors influencing smallholder Farmer’s willingness to adopt sustainable land management practices to control invasive plants in northern Tanzania 

  Malila, Barnabas P.; Kaaya, Omega E.; Lusambo, Leopold P.; Schaffner, Urs; Kilawe, Charles J. (Elsevier Inc, 2023)

  Efforts to mitigate the effects of invasive plant species (IPS) have not produced the desired results due to poor adoption of land management practices developed by scientists and introduced to the community through a ...
• Eliciting smallholder farmers’ tradeoffs and preferences on the attributes of climate smart agriculture in the breadbasket areas of Tanzania using a conjoint experiment method 

  Mussa, Kassim R.; Saria, Josephat A.; Kusiluka, Lughano J. M.; Jiwaji, Noorali T.; Gwambene, Brown; Pauline, Noah M.; Msofe, Nangware K.; Tegeje, Juma A.; Messo, Innocent (Science Publishing Group, 2015-11-13)

  While policy and decision-makers are striving to enhance food security amidst maddening impacts of climate change, climate smart agriculture is thought of as a promising breakthrough for responding to climate change impacts ...
• Applications and challenges of information and communication technology in the forest sector: a case study of Morogoro municipality, Tanzania 

  Ahmad, Mchelu Hadija; William, Mauya Ernest; Juma, Lolila Nandera; Dawood, Madundo Sami (Science Publishing Group, 2022)

  In Tanzania there is rapid adoption of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the forest sector and other allied sciences. Many of the uses of ICT in the forest sector are relatively new or still on the horizon ...
• Comparison of multi-source remote sensing data for estimating and mapping above-ground biomass in the West Usambara tropical montane forests 

  Madundo, Sami Dawood; Mauya, Ernest; Kilawe, Charles Joseph (Elsevier B.V., 2023-06)

  Above-ground biomass (AGB) estimation is important to better understand the carbon cy- cle and improve the efficiency of forest policy and management activities. AGB estimation models, using a combination of field data ...
• The impact of the invasive tree cedrela odorota on the electric blue gecko (Lygodactylus williamsi) and its habitat (Pandanus rabaiensis) in Kimboza forest reserve, Tanzania 

  Kilawe, Charles Joseph; Mchelu, Hadija Ahmad; Emily, Cosmas John (Elsevier B.V., 2022-01)

  Non-native plants are a major cause of habitat loss and fragmentation that lead to biodiversity loss. Geckos are particularly vulnerable to habitat alterations due to their small range and their restricted and specific ...
• Assessment of forest conditions, threats and management effectiveness in the catchment of Malagarasi-Muyovozi Wetlands, Urambo District, Tanzania 

  Heriberth, Joseph Adam Haulle (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2007)

  This study assessed the forest conditions, threats and management effectiveness of selected catchment forests of Malagarasi-Muyovozi wetlands in Urambo District, Tanzania, particularly Mpanda Line Forest Reserve. The ...
• Impact of charcoal extraction on the miombo woodlands: The case of Kitulangalo area, Tanzania 

  Zahabu, Eliakimu (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2001)

  1‘liis study was carried out to determine the impact of charcoal extraction to the miombo woodlands of Kitulangalo area, near Morogoro. Tanzania. Both socio­ economic and ecological aspects of charcoal production were ...
• Assessment of the extent of elephant damage on baobab trees (adansonia digitata) in Mkata flood plain of Mikumi National Park, Tanzania 

  Nicolaus, William (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2006)

  A study was conducted in Mkata flood plain of Mikumi National Park (Tanzania) during the dry season of 2003. The aim of the study was to assess the extent of elephant damage to baobab trees and other woody vegetation, ...
• The role of local communities in wildlife management: a case study of the Serengeti regional conservation project, Tanzania 

  Ngowe, Nollasco Matozi (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2003)

  The study was conducted in the western corridor of the Serengeti National Park between October 2001 and January 2002. Tire study area included villages bordering the Ikorongo-Grumeti Game Reserve, Ikoma Wildlife Management ...
• Estimation of volume and biomass for pinus patula tree species grown at Suatf Plantation Olmotonyi-Arusha, Tanzania 

  Pastory, Msalika (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2014)

  This study was done to estimate volume and biomass of Pinus patula tree species grown at Sokoinc University of Agriculture Training Forest plantation in Arusha region. P. patula is the most widely planted tree species ...

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