Wildebeests and Soil Organic Carbon in Maasai Mara - Serengeti Ecosystem
This study investigated how grazing influences soil organic carbon (SOC) within a naturally self-regulating ecosystem. Using GPS fixes data from collared wildebeests from Serengetidata, Sentinel-2 data, SoilGrids SOC data, CHIRPS rainfall data and elevation data, the study sort to explore the links between grazing patterns, vegetation productivity, and carbon storage across the Mara-Serengeti.
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The African lions of Central Kalahari, Botswana
The study aims to explore lions' behavioural patterns such as resting and exploratory movements within their territories, identify probable sites where they rest or hunt and how this is dependent on the sex of the lion, time of day and temperature
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Human Elephant Coexistence Across Kenya's Elephant Ranges
This report investigates best practice in managing Human–Elephant Conflict proximate to protected areas. Using Maasai Mara, Tsavo, and Laikipia ecosystems in Kenya as case studies, it examines how community engagement, conservation and management strategies, and land-use can reduce conflict while supporting both livelihoods and elephant conservation.
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Drones, Tiny Insects and the Community Against a Prickly Predicament
Mapping the spread of invasive Opuntia engelmannii cactus across Laikipia's rangelands using drones, and the CABI-led biocontrol programme working with the Naibunga and Loisaba communities to restore grazing land.
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