• 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 ...
• 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, ...
• Nutrient and water dynamics in rotational woodlots: A case study in western Tanzania 

  Nyadzi, Gerson Isaac (Wageningen UniversityWageningen University, 2004)

  Rotations of trees and crops on farms are considered as a potential technology to overcome the shortage of wood, reverse deforestation of natural forests and improve soil fertility for food security enhancement in western ...
• A method for optimal design of timber hauling systems under conditions of uncertainty and risk 

  Fue, Goodluck E. (University of New Brunswick, 1996)

  This thesis describes a method for designing optimal timber hauling systems under conditions of uncertainty and risk. This method distinguishes between, and incorporates, natural uncertainty and parameter uncertainty. ...
• Growth and yield studies of pinus patula at Mount Meru plantations 

  Tharcisse, Twagirayezu (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 1998)

  The main objective of the study was to produce a precise method for estimating growth and yield for Pinus patula at Mount Meru plantations. Using data from 75 temporary sample plots (with size varying from 0.04 to 0.71 ha) ...
• Forest road planting and control by mathematical programming and time study analysis 

  Abeli, W S (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 1985)

  Planning and construction of forest roads have until very recently been geared towards establishment and tending of plantation forests. Now that most of the plantations are nearing maturity, it is essential to plan and ...
• Stakeholders' analysis and institutional performance in the use and management of Mangrove resources in the Rufiji delta, Tanzania 

  Kitula, R A (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2012)

  Mangrove ecosystem consists of several habitats, which attract numerous stakeholders with regard to utilization and management. However, information about stakeholders conflicting interests, institutional performance and ...
• Crown and root pruning of four year old boundary trees at Siaya and Nyabeda in Western Kenya: socio-economics, utilization of soil water, and maize and wood yields 

  Tefera, Almaz Tekleberhan (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2004)

  Farmers' survey and two field experiments were carried out at Siaya and Nyabeda in western Kenya to investigate the effect of crown and root pruning on tree growth. soil water dynamics, maize and wood yields, when trees ...
• The Eastern Arc mountain forests of Tanzania: their role in biodiversity, water resource conservation, and net contribution to atmospheric carbon 

  Munishi, Pantaleo K. T. (North Carolina State University, 2001)

  Mountain forests play major ecological and environmental roles. This study evaluated the roles of the Eastern Arc Mountain forests of Tanzania in conservation of biodiversity, water resources, and net contribution to ...
• Optimising selected incentives for communities implementing joint forest management in catchment forest reserves in Uluguru and Udzungwa mountains, Tanzania 

  Sangeda, Anthony Zozimus (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2013)

  Some Catchment Forest Reserves (CFRs) in Tanzania are managed in collaboration between the government and communities through Joint Forest Management Agreements (JMAs). In CFRs, harvesting of timber is strictly prohibited. ...
• Land use allocation between forestry plantations and food crop production in selected villages in Mufindi district, Tanzania 

  Sauth, Ng’elenge Haji (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  The increasing population and income have raised the demand for timber and other wood products, hence opening a new economic opportunity in addition to the production of food crops by smallholder farmers in Mufindi ...
• The regeneration of miombo woodlands in charcoal production areas in kilosa district, Tanzania 

  Godbless, Stanley Matowo (SUA, 2021)

  Miombo woodlands covers 90% of the forested area in Tanzania and 10% of the African landmass. Therefore, any deforestation or forest degradation of these forests have the national and continental significance. The ability ...
• Monitoring of woody plant species composition, diversity, structure and dynamics in kihansi gorge forest, southern Udzungwa mountains, Tanzania 

  Ubisimbal, Jeswald Gustav (sokoine university of agriculture, 2021)

  Kihansi Gorge forest is located within the Udzungwa Mountains in the Eastern Arc Mountains in Tanzania. The Gorge has critically endangered and endemic plant species, hence has national and global significance. Kihansi ...
• Institutions, governance, and upgrading in non-industrial private forestry value chain in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania 

  Martin, Respikius (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Among the factors for the rise of Non-industrial private forestry (NIPF) include, the demand for timber and limited capacity of governments and corporations to supply to cover for the deficit. In developing countries, ...
• The regeneration of miombo woodlands in charcoal Production areas in Kilosa district, Tanzania 

  Matowo, Godbless Stanley (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Miombo woodlands covers 90% of the forested area in Tanzania and 10% of the African landmass. Therefore, any deforestation or forest degradation of these forests have the national and continental significance. The ability ...
• Assessment of implementation of village land use plans in Ulanga district, Tanzania 

  Naiposha, M. N. (sokoine university of agriculture, 2019)

  Land use plans have been considered as a solution to land use problems. Existing studies have reported cases of non-adherence to the plan though limitedly considered assessing their implementation at village level. ...
• Factors affecting pine resin productivity and its potential as source of revenue in the forest sector of Tanzania: a case study of Sao Hill Forest Plantation 

  Salim, B. S. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2019)

  Tanzania is rich in pine forests which have the potential to produce valuable resin. In recent years Tanzania has embarked on commercial resin tapping at Sao Hill Forest Plantation. However, current information on resin ...
• Estimation of tree removals in Miombo woodlands of mainland Tanzania 

  Manyanda, Bernardol John (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2020)

  Miombo woodlands are major vegetation type covering about 93% of the forest land of Mainland Tanzania. It forms an integral part of the rural landscape in Tanzania and plays a crucial role in providing a wide range of ...
• Approaches and techniques for managing human-elephant conflicts in Western Serengeti, Tanzania 

  Chamba, I. Y. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2018)

  Human-elephant conflicts (HEC) have been persistent in Ikorongo-Grumeti Game Reserves (IGGRs) and the adjacent communities of Bunda and Serengeti districts, Mara region. This study aimed to identify factors leading to ...
• Dispossession and power struggles in community - based natural resources management: a case of burunge wildlife management area, Tanzania 

  Kicheleri, R. P. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2018)

  Institutions remain one of the biggest hindrances to achieving sustainable community-based natural resources management. In Tanzania, knowledge about institutional adequacy, and the contribution of institutions to accumulation ...

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