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    The importance of Ruzizi Congolese Plain, South Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo for the conservation of birds. 

    Bishobibiri, Bashonga (Makerere University, 2013-09)
    In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), biodiversity components provide products and services that millions of people depend on for medicines, food, tourism, and ecosystem services. However, many bird species are found ...
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    The potential of farmed ecosystems to conserve avian and woody plant species biodiversity in Buhaguzi County, Hoima District, Uganda 

    Nyenje, Richard (Makerere University, 2012-04)
    This study assessed the potential of farmed ecosystems in Buhaguzi County, Hoima District, Uganda to conserve biodiversity. In order to achieve this, comparisons of floristic structure of woody species and bird species ...
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    The impact of environmental education on conservation practices by communities around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda. 

    Nahabwe, Victor (2014-08-06)
    The study area is located in southwestern Uganda at the junction of the plain and mountain forests around Bwindi National Park. It lies in the Kigezi Highlands of southwestern Uganda overlooking the western rift valley, ...
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    Awareness and attitudes of local communities towards conservation of wild animals outside East Madi Wildlife Reserve 

    Azakozu, Judith (Makerere University., 2009-08)
    East Madi Wildlife Reserve (EMWR) is a relatively isolated Protected Area (PA) surrounded by dense human population. The persistence of such a PA depends very much on the nature of the relationship between its management ...
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    Use and Management of Balanites aegyptiaca in Drylands of Uganda 

    Okia, Clement Akais; Agea, Jacob Godfrey; Kimondo, James Munga; Abohassan, Refaat Atalla Ahmed; Okiror, Paul; Obua, Joseph; Teklehaimanot, Zewge (Medwell Online, 2011)
    There is strong evidence across the drylands of Africa that local communities have utilized Indigenous Fruit Trees (IFTs) including Balanites for generation. IFTs have however, received limited recognition from research ...
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    Understanding the stability of forest reserve boundaries in the West Mengo region of Uganda 

    Vogt, Nathan D.; Banana, Abwoli Y.; Gombya-Ssembajjwe, William; Bahati, Joseph (Ecology and Society, 2006)
    Despite heavy pressure and disturbance, state property regimes have stemmed deforestation within protected areas of the West Mengo region of Uganda for over 50 yr. In this manuscript, we reconstruct the process of creation ...
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    Efficacy of forestry conservation policy on rural livelihoods in Uganda: evidence from Mabira Forest Reserve 

    Agea, Jacob Godfrey; Obua, Joseph; Fungo, Bernard (Medwell Publishing, 2009)
    A study was conducted from 2005-2007 in areas around Mabira Forest Reserve, Central Uganda. The objectives were to assess: awareness of the local communities about the current Forest Policy in Uganda, the local communities’ ...
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    Use and management of balanites aegyptiaca in drylands of Uganda 

    Okia, Clement Akais; Agea, Jacob Godfrey; Kimondo, James Munga; Abohassan, Refaat Atalla Ahmed; Okiror, Paul; Obua, Joseph; Teklehaimanot, Zewge (Medwell Online, 2011)
    There is strong evidence across the drylands of Africa that local communities have utilized Indigenous Fruit Trees (IFTs) including Balanites for generation. IFTs have however, received limited recognition from research ...
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    Integrating remote sensing data and rapid appraisals for land-cover change analyses in Uganda 

    Vogt, N.; Green, G.; Unruh, J.; Abwoli, Y. Banana; Gombya-Ssembajjwe, William S.; Sweeney, S.; Bahati, Joseph (John Wiley & Sons, 2005)
    Rapid population growth, unsustainable land use, and a pervasively degrading landscape are components of a dominant paradigm regarding African development. While recent work articulating the 'misreading' of the African ...
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    Integrating remote sensing data and rapid appraisals for land-cover change analyses in Uganda 

    Vogt, N.; Bahati, Joseph; Unruh, J.; Green, G.; Abwoli, Y. Banana; Gombya-Ssembajjwe, William S.; Sweeney, S. (John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., 2005-08-05)
    Rapid population growth, unsustainable land use, and a pervasively degrading landscape are components of a dominant paradigm regarding African development. While recent work articulating the 'misreading' of the African ...
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