• Rodent community composition, distribution and breeding pattern in Tarangire national park, Tanzania 

  Kamungo, Ruth Zakayo (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  This study investigated the community composition, distribution and breeding pattern of rodent in three habitats (grassland, woodland and shrubland) found in Tarangire National Park. Rodent population was sampled using ...
• Illegal meat hunting in serengeti: dynamics in consumption and preferences 

  Ndibalema, Vedasto G; Songorwa, Alexander N (Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2007)

  Although wild meat is an important source of protein across Africa, patterns and reasons for its demand are poorly defined. A study was conducted on consumption by inhabitants of ten villages in five districts to the west ...
• Trade-offs Between Extractive Industry and Biodiversity Conservation in East Usambara Mountains, Tanzania: Analysis of Power, Power Relations and Valuation Perspectives 

  Mutekanga, David R; Songorwa, A; Kicheleri, R (International Invention Journals, 2016-08)

  In April 2003, the East Usambara Mountains ecosystem in northern Tanzania was invaded by small scale individual illegal miners extracting gold, and this posed enormous threats to this high biodiversity in the area. The ...
• Protected areas, poverty and conflicts A livelihood case study of Mikumi National Park, Tanzania 

  Vedeld, P; Jumane, A; Wapalila, G; Songorwa, A (Elsevier, 2012-02-25)

  This paper investigates livelihoods of communities around Mikumi, Tanzania's fourth largest national park, and impacts of living close to the park. People are very poor in the area, also beyond the areas close to the park. ...
• Hard choices: Making trade-offs between biodiversity conservation and human well-being 

  McShane, Thomas O; Hirsch, Paul D; Trung, Tran C; Songorwa, Alexander N; Kinzig, A; Monteferri, B; Mutekanga, D; Thang, Hoang V; Dammert, Juan L; Pulgar-Vidal, M; Welch-Devine, M; Brosius, J P; Coppolillo, P; O’Connor, S (Elsevier, 2010-05-18)

  Win–win solutions that both conserve biodiversity and promote human well-being are difficult to realize. Trade-offs and the hard choices they entail are the norm. Since 2008, the Advancing Conservation in a Social Context ...
• Effect of Hormonal baits (Levonorgestrel and Quinestrol) on Fertility of Commensal Rat (Rattus rattus linnaeus, 1758) 

  Selemani, Mwajabu (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  This laboratory-based study examined the effects of quinestrol and levonorgestrel (singly and in combination) incorporated in bait on body mass and reproduction of the roof rat (Rattus rattus ). A total of 140 R. rattus, ...
• Effects of prescribed burning on rodent community ecology in Serengeti national park, Tanzania 

  Manyonyi, A. M (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2020)

  A study on the effects of prescribed burning on rodent community ecology was conducted in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. The study aimed at generating ecological knowledge on the changes in rodent communities when ...
• The contribution of wildlife management areas on womens’ Well-being in enduimet division, Longido district, Tanzania 

  Temu, S. J (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2019)

  Wildlife management and conservation in Tanzania has passed several stages from colonial management programmes, to the establishment of the Wildlife Act of 1974. In addition, Wildlife Management Areas were established ...
• Rodent diversity and habitat association in Handeni Hill Forest Reserve, North Eastern Tanzania 

  Bayo, M. J. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2019)

  The distribution and diversity of rodents is influenced by various factors such as vegetation characteristics, climatic conditions, disease, predation and habitat modification due to anthropogenic activities and food ...
• Population density, distribution and habitat association of Callulina shengena: An endemic frog species in the Eastern arc mountains 

  Tesha, Flora Lawrence (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2020)

  Population density and habitat associations are fundamental aspects for conservation and management of wildlife species such as Callulina shengena. Being a Critically Endangered warty frog in the Eastern Arc Mountains, ...
• The Coverage of Biodiversity Conservation Issues in Local Newspapers and Its Role in Enhancing Conservation Awareness in Tanzania: An Analysis of Two News Outlets 

  Rija, Alfan; Kideghesho, Jafari (Herald International, 2020-04-06)

  Review on the coverage of biodiversity issues in local newspapers was conducted between 2004 and 2013 to understand the importance given to the conservation news by two local newspapers. Twelve biodiversity issues were ...
• Global extent and drivers of mammal population declines in protected areas under illegal hunting pressure 

  Rija, Alfan; Rob, Critchlow; Thomas, Chris; Beale, Colin (Plos.org, 2020-08-21)

  Illegal hunting is a persistent problem in many protected areas, but an overview of the extent of this problem and its impact on wildlife is lacking. We reviewed 40 years (1980–2020) of global research to examine the ...
• Assessment of bmus awareness on sardine processing and marketing in lake Victoria, Tanzania 

  Moshiro, E. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2018)

  This study was implemented to generate information on assessing BMUs awareness on sardine processing and marketing on Lake Victoria Tanzania. Specifically, the study intended to; identify the roles BMUs are currently ...
• Attitude and perception of tourists towards wildlife-based tourism in Tanzania: a case study of the northern tourist circuit 

  Kahangwa, P. N. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2018)

  The tourism industry has become a fast growing economic sector in Tanzania with high foreign earnings. This is a result of the vast natural resources that Tanzania is endowed with. The tourists arriving in Tanzania have ...
• Tree stock, structure and use of common woody species of a town neighboring forest reserve in Tanzania: implication for managing carbon accumulation 

  Byamungu, R. M.; Mariki, S. B.; Mkiramweni, N. P. (2018-11-05)

  Town neighboring forests in the tropics suffer high human pressure owing to unregulated harvest to supply domestic energy and equipment. Although this causes considerable source of income among communities, it poses ...
• Exploring alternatives for livestock production in Lushoto, Tanzania: Playing the Transformation Game 

  Pfeifer, C.; Morris, J.; Soka, G.; Moses, E. A.; Mkiramweni, N. P.; Omari, A.; Msoka, E.; Kahamba, J. S.; Sengelela, M. L.; Mdoembazi, H.; Massawe, B. H. J.; Mahimbo, O. (2018-09)

  This report presents the design for and preliminary results from the second ResLeSS workshop in Tanzania. The workshop is focused around the development of socio-economic indicators that are shared between stakeholders, ...
• Composition and Functional Diversity in Bird Communities in a Protected Humid Coastal Savanna 

  Rija, A. A.; Mgelwa, A. S.; Modest, R. B.; Shombe, H. N. (Hindawi Publishing Corperation, 2015-04)

  Our current understanding of the vertebrate communities of a newly gazetted Tanzanian coastal national park is limited and strongly taxonomically biased towards large mammals. We conducted bird assessments in three sites ...
• Fire history and management as determinant of patch selection by foraging large mammal herbivores in western Serengeti, Tanzania 

  Rija, A. A.; Shombe, H. N. (Taylor & Francis, 2011-09-30)

  Although the use of fire as a management tool has increased during the past decades in East African savannas, there is insufficient knowledge about herbivores' utilization of areas with different fire history. We therefore ...
• Spatial metrics effect of forest fragmentation on forest bird abundance and site occupancy probability: the influence of patch size and isolation 

  Robert, M. B.; Shombe, H. N.; Rija, A. A. (Taylor & Francis, 2016-05-20)

  The persistence of species taxa within fragmented habitats is dependent on the source–sink metapopulation processes, and forest patch size and isolation are key factors. Unveiling species–patch area and/or species–patch ...
• Species Richness and Diversity Reveal that Human-Modified Environments are not Wastelands 

  Rija, A. A.; Kimario, A.; Shombe, H. N. (African Journals Online, 2014-08)

  Urbanization is often associated with the loss of habitats for many species but the pattern of invertebrate abundance in increasingly human-dominated urban areas is less well documented particularly for the expanding urban ...

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