• Ecological correlates of population abundance of a pest small mammal species (mastomys natalensis) inhabiting a protected area-farmland landscape in western Serengeti, Tanzania 

  Rwebuga, E.J; Mulungu, L.S.; Rija, A.A; Hassan, S.N. (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2023)

  There is growing recognition of the negative impacts pest mammal species have on food security and the human health. Strategies to reduce these impacts could benefit from results of association of population of the pests ...
• Woody species diversity, composition, structure and carbon storage of Esilalei village land forest reserve in North - Eastern Tanzania 

  Mwakalukwa, E.E; Mwakisu, A; Madundo, S; Maliondo, S.M (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2023)

  The biodiversity status of most forests found in village land area is lacking. This creates challenges in planning for sustainable management of these forests. This study therefore assessed woody species diversity, ...
• Napier (penisetum purpureum) agronomic response under desmodium (desmodium intortum) influence at ubiri village Lushoto district, Tanzania 

  Lissu, C.S; Lulandala, L.L; Tsere, T.B; Babili, I.B (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2022)

  The scarcity of high-quality forage to animals is one of the major limiting factors to dairy productivity improvement in Lushoto District. This is attributed to soil fertility losses due to soil erosion, deforestation ...
• Assessing community perceptions about the contributions and impacts of Wildlife tourism to rural livelihoods: Wildlife management areas perspective 

  Mgonja, J.T. (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2022)

  Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) refer to protected areas in a village land, set aside for conservation of wildlife and tourism activities. Existing studies on WMAs have focused more on the establishment, governance ...
• Assessment of factors moderating community attitudes towards wildlife tourism And conservation: a case of Ikona and Makao wildlife management areas 

  Mgonja, J.T; Uswege, D.N. (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2022)

  The purpose of this study was to assess community attitudes towards the impacts of wildlife tourism and conservation interventions in Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) to community livelihoods. The study used Ikona ...
• Assessment of forest cover change under different forest tenure regimes in Ngitili management systems in Meatu district, Tanzania 

  Manyanda, B.J; Kashaigili, J.J (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2022)

  Deforestation and forest degradation are tied to a complex array of socioeconomic and political factors. Quantifying the amount of amount of forest is key to ensure that appropriate management practices and policies ...
• Resource use efficiency in beekeeping using modern beehives: a case of Sikonge district, Tabora - Tanzania 

  Wawa, M.M.; Lusambo, L.P.; Mbeyale, G.E (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2022)

  This study revealed detailed information concerning resource use efficiencies using modern beehives essential in planning to improve yield and profit of beekeeping in Sikonge District. Choices made by a beekeeper to ...
• Foraging in a 3-D world: the influence of body size and sex on vertical and horizontal foraging behaviour of yellow baboons 

  Kitegile, A.S; Hassan, S.N (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2022)

  Foraging is among complex animal behaviours, which involve making decisions on what and where to forage, so as to maximize nutritional gain and reduce predation risk. In ungulates, it is known to also be influenced ...
• Wildlife poaching practices in Tanzania’s Ruaha landscape 

  Mrosso, H.T.; Kicheleri, R.P; Kashaigili, J.J; Munishi, P.K.T; Kadigi, R.M; Mgeni, C.P; Kimaro, M.H (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2022)

  Throughout the world, millions of wild species and products are illegally collected, used, traded and exported. Tanzania's Ruaha landscape is considered a critical area for biodiversity, as well as an area where poaching ...
• Effects of thinning regimes on growth and yield of tectona grandis at Longuza forest plantation, Muheza district, Tanzania 

  Mgoo, O.S; Mwambusi, J.N; Chamashama, S.A.O (Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 2022)

  Thinning regime implies stands thinned at successive intervals, type, and intensity influencing growth and yield. Teak Forests in Tanzania are the main source of hardwood raw materials however thinning operations are ...
• Estimation of foreign tourists’ willingness to pay for conservation of threatened species in Serengeti national park, Tanzania 

  Rugaimukamu, Christian (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  Willingness to pay studies are common studies that are done worldwide for various reasons. Normally before setting new prices the study of this kind is conducted so as to measure readiness and how much should be added ...
• Diversity of terrestrial small mammals and prevalence of haemopathogens in rattus rattus of Mafia island, Tanzania 

  Sirilo, Tecla Mageni (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  This study presents the diversity of terrestrial small mammals and prevalence of haemopathogens in Mafia Islands and the small islands (Chole, Jibondo, Juani and Shungimbili) which are associated with Mafia. Terrestrial ...
• Rodent community structure and their damage in cotton crop fields in Kilosa district, Tanzania 

  Seif, William (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  Rodent is the one of vertebrates group causing a significant crop loss from planting, harvest to storages. This study assessed abundance, diversity, age structure, sex ratio, damage level and food categories of rodent ...
• Assessment of the status of agroforestry practices in Mvomero district, Morogoro, Tanzania 

  Mwakalalile, Emmanuel M. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  The present study on assessment of the status of Agroforestry practices adoption in Mvomero District, Morogoro, Tanzania. The study was conducted during September 2020 to December 2021 at Dihombo, Hembeti and Mkindo ...
• Cost-based economic valuation of Mindu dam water provision service and its dependency to Morogoro municipality, Tanzania 

  Raphael, Antidius (Sokoine university of agriculture, 2022)

  Accessible domestic water is a recognized basic human right. Reduced supply of water causes high financial and social costs. This study used cost-based valuation approaches to estimate the economic value of Mindu Dam ...
• Assessment of trade flows of wildlife products: the case of Ruaha landscape, Tanzania 

  Mrosso, Hillary T (Sokoine university of agriculture, 2022)

  Wildlife species are utilized and traded in a wide range of items, including food, clothing, medicines, pets, ornaments, building and construction materials all over the world. However, in many parts of East Africa, the ...
• Nature-based income generating activities as livelihood coping and biodiversity conservation strategies in the Uluguru mountains in Tanzania 

  Kadigi, Willickister Reuben (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  A study was conducted in Uluguru Mountains, Tanzania to investigate to what extent Nature-based Income Generating Activities (NIGAs) have served as effective livelihood and biodiversity conservation strategies in the ...
• Assessment of the current status of wildlife captive facilities in Tanzania 

  Mng'ong'o, Z. G. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  Wildlife captive facilities (WCF) in Tanzania include; wildlife ranches, wildlife farms, proposed orphanage centers, and zoos. However, information on species composition, abundance, the users of different WCF, costs ...
• Bark-stripping and food habits of blue monkeys in a forest plantation in mount Meru, Tanzania 

  Maganga, S. L. S (UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, 1989-04)

  Bark-stripping of Cupressus lusitanica (cypress) and Pinus patula (pine) by blue monkeys (Cercopethicus mitis kibonotensis) in Meru Forest Plantations has been a problem since they were established in the early 1950s. ...
• Recession farming practices and their linkages to hydro-climatic risks in the Kilombero valley 

  Fwaya, Neshafati (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  The Kilombero valley has national, regional and international importance due to its proximity to water supplies, fertile soils and flat landscape. About 80% of its population engages in agricultural production to fight ...

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