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Cost-benefit analysis of increasing sampling effort in a baitedcamera trap survey of an African leopard (Panthera pardus) population
Allan Tarugara, Bruce W. Clegg, Edson Gandiw, Victor K. Muposh
2019
Global Ecology and Conservation
N/A
doi.org/10.1016/j.gecco.2019.e00627
The use of baits at camera trap stations has been shown to increase capture rates in population surveys of large carnivores. This study set out to establish the most costeffective density and duration of sampling for baited-camera trapping (BCT) of leopards in a semi-arid savanna environment. To determine this, we used batches of 30 BCT stations (sampling occasions) to survey a population of leopards (Panthera pardus) at Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve in south-eastern Zimbabwe from July to October 2017. We applied combinations of low to high sampling densities (2e7 occasions) and short to long sampling durations (2e14 days) and observed the effects on population estimates and cost of conducting the survey. Sixty-one leopards were identified...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Outra biodiversidade terrestre
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Todas Áreas de Conservação de Moçambique
Cost-benefit analysis of increasing sampling effort in a baitedcamera trap survey of an African leopard (Panthera pardus) population
Vegetation structure and effects of human use of the dambos ecosystem in northern Mozambique
Aires Afonso Mbanze, Amade Mario Martins, Rui Rivaes, Ana I. Ribeiro-Barros, Natasha Sofia Ribeiro
2019
Global Ecology and Conservation
Niassa
doi.org/10.1016/j.gecco.2019.e00704
The Niassa National Reserve (NNR) is the most extensive conservation area in Mozambique and the third largest in Africa, encompassing 42,000 km2 of endemic miombo vegetation. Dambos wetlands occur within the wooded grassland and grassland vegetation of NNR and provide a wide range of Ecosystem Services (ES), including life support for animal species, regulation of water flow and prevention of soil erosion. It also generates income for the livelihoods of local communities by providing land for agriculture and harvesting of non-timber products. The dynamics of these ecosystems is poorly understood despite the contribution of the dambos to global biodiversity and ES. This research is the first preliminary assessment of the vegetation...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Biodiversidade Florestal
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Avaliação de impactos
Parque Nacional das Qurimbas; Reserva Nacional do Niassa
Vegetation structure and effects of human use of the dambos ecosystem in northern Mozambique
ANNUAL REPORT 2015-Niassa Carnivore Project
Niassa Carnivore Project
2015
Niassa
Niassa National Reserve (NNR) is located in northern Mozambique on the border with Tanzania. It is both one of the largest protected areas (42 000 km2; 16000 ml2) and most undeveloped places in Africa. The protected area supports the largest concentrations of wildlife remaining in Mozambique including at least a third of the national lion population (1000-1200 individuals out of a National population estimated at 2700 lions) and more than 350 African wild dogs. Free-ranging African lions (Panthera leo) have declined over the last century to fewer than 24,000 today (Riggio et al., 2012; Bauer et al., 2015). While lions are still listed as vulnerable across their whole African range, in the majority of their range, particularly in Eastern...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Outra biodiversidade terrestre
Documentos de Projeto, Relatórios de Projetos e Avaliações
Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Reserva Nacional do Niassa
ANNUAL REPORT 2015-Niassa Carnivore Project
IMPACT OF WILDFIRE ON INSECT DIVERSITY IN THE SELOUS GAME RESERVE, TANZANIA
Kelvin Ngongolo and Bruno. A. Nyundo
2015
TAWIRI Biennual Conference Proceeding
N/A
Occurrence of fire is inevitable in the Selous Game Reserve which is among the UNESCO world Heritage sites. Apart from prescribed burning, un-prescribed burning was observed to occur in this reserve which was anticipated to deteriorate the wildlife species including insects. This study aimed at determining the impacts of fire on insects of the Selous. Pitfall traps were used in the collection of insects samples in the three designed study sites namely; burnt grassland, un-burnt grassland and burnt woodland. The findings showed that, fire had significant (what level of significance) impacts on diversity and not on abundance of insects. High diversity was observed in un-burnt grassland than in the burnt grassland. However it was eminent...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Outra biodiversidade terrestre
Relatórios, Estudos, Avaliações de Biodiversidade, Linhas de Base
Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Todas Áreas de Conservação de Moçambique
IMPACT OF WILDFIRE ON INSECT DIVERSITY IN THE SELOUS GAME RESERVE, TANZANIA
GASTROINTESTINAL AND RESPIRATORY PARASITES SURVEY IN WILD AFRICAN LIONS (PANTHERA LEO) FROM NIASSA NATIONAL RESERVE, MOZAMBIQUE – PRELIMINARY RESULTS
The African lion (Panthera leo) is an iconic species of the African continent, classified as vulnerable by the IUCN. Infectious diseases are one main threat for the survival of this species. However, the impact of parasitic infections has been overlooked and poorly documented. In order to characterise the para-sitological fauna of these animals, a study was carried out in the Niassa National Reserve (NNR), Northern Mozambique, where a large population of lions lives. In partnership with the Niassa Lion Project and the administration of the Niassa Reserve, 44 lion faecal samples were collected in an area of 600 km² (Concession L5-South), and later processed and analysed at the Laboratory of Parasit-ology and Parasitic Diseases, Faculty of...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Outra biodiversidade terrestre
Relatórios, Estudos, Avaliações de Biodiversidade, Linhas de Base
Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Reserva Nacional do Niassa
GASTROINTESTINAL AND RESPIRATORY PARASITES SURVEY IN WILD AFRICAN LIONS (PANTHERA LEO) FROM NIASSA NATIONAL RESERVE, MOZAMBIQUE – PRELIMINARY RESULTS
Carbon Storage in Secondary Mangroves along the West Coastline of Maputo City, Mozambique
Tarquinio Mateus Magalhães
2018
Maputo (cidade)
Mangroves are often excluded when estimating carbon (C) from global and tropical forests. Therefore, C estimates of global and tropical forests are likely to be underestimated. On the other hand, allometric biomass models and C stocks estimates are lacking for juvenile mangrove trees (seedling and sapling), yet required for increasing of young successional mangrove forests as result of disturbances. In this study, allometric biomass models were fitted and ecosystem C stock estimated for a juvenile secondary mangrove forest, using a non-destructive biomass sampling. Besides the advantage of enforcing additivity and being least biased, the models fitted simultaneously using nonlinear seemingly unrelated regression (NSUR) with parameter restri
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Biodiversidade Florestal; Biodiversidade Costeira
Relatórios, Estudos, Avaliações de Biodiversidade, Linhas de Base
Avaliação de impactos; Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Nenhuma / Não aplicável
Carbon Storage in Secondary Mangroves along the West Coastline of Maputo City, Mozambique
Socio-economic impacts of private forest investment on local livelihoods in Niassa, Mozambique
Maja Bleyer
2014
University of Helsinki Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry Department of Forest Sciences
Niassa
The low population density and consequent high land availability in Niassa, Mozambique have attracted foreign private forest investments. Since 2005 forest companies have acquired the right to establish forest plantations in the area, which naturally affects the livelihoods in communities located close by. This study aimed to analyse the impact of forest plantations on the livelihood and wealth of local communities. The main objectives were the evaluation of impacts on natural resources, livelihood strategies and differences in the experienced impacts between different wealth groups. With these objectives, household interviews, focus group meetings and key informant interviews were held in five different villages in the province of...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Biodiversidade Florestal
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Economia, Comércio e Medidas de Incentivo
Reserva Nacional do Niassa
Socio-economic impacts of private forest investment on local livelihoods in Niassa, Mozambique
The Space Between A geospatial analysis of connectivity between lion populations in East Africa
Matthew Rogan & Stuart Pimm,
2014
Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University
Niassa
Lion (Panthera leo) populations and habitat range are in steep decline. Lions are increasingly isolated in protected areas and other pockets of habitat. Habitat fragmentation lowers effective population size and increases vulnerability to threats such as inbreeding depression and localized catastrophes. Conserving connecting habitat between lion populations is critical for mitigating effects from fragmentation. With approximately half of all remaining lions and a rich network of protected areas, the East African Community presents vital opportunities to preserve connectivity. I collected 69,068 lion presence locations from field researchers and overlaid these locations with a suite of environmental variables. Due to strong biases in the ...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Outra biodiversidade terrestre
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Reserva Nacional do Niassa
The Space Between A geospatial analysis of connectivity between lion populations in East Africa
Poaching Rhino Horn in South Africa and Mozambique: Community and Expert Views From the Trenches
Kenly Greer Fenio
2014
U.S. Department of State
N/A
This report illustrates attitudes garnered from nine focus groups in several poaching communities in and around South African and Mozambican game parks, and approximately 15 in-depth interviews with experts working in the parks. Although the communities exhibited differences, there also exist a common set of conditions in them: economically marginalized populations, anger toward the status quo, huge financial incentives from poaching, widespread corruption, and porous borders, all of which highlight the complex interaction of economic and political factors in perpetuating illicit wildlife trafficking. Until conservation and anti-poaching and trafficking efforts are ramped up, demand is reduced in Asian countries such as Viet Nam, and com...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Outra biodiversidade terrestre
Documentos de Projeto, Relatórios de Projetos e Avaliações
Comunicação e Sensibilização do Público; Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Parque Nacional de Limpopo; Reserva Especial de Maputo
Poaching Rhino Horn in South Africa and Mozambique: Community and Expert Views From the Trenches
Contribution to the knowledge of the Carpenter Moths (Lepidoptera, Cossidae) of the Maputo Special Reserve in South Mozambique with description of two new species
ROMAN V. YAKOVLEV, GYULA M. LÁSZLÓ & ALVARO A. VETINA
Present paper contains the first comprehensive summary of the Cossidae of the Maputo Special Reserve (South Mozambique), including ten species. Two species are described as new to science: Afrikanetz smithi Yakovlev & László sp. n. and Brachylia maputo Yakovlev & László sp. n. Three species are reported from Mozambique for the first time. With 14 colour and 2 black and white figures.
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Biodiversidade Florestal
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Reserva Especial de Maputo
Contribution to the knowledge of the Carpenter Moths (Lepidoptera, Cossidae) of the Maputo Special Reserve in South Mozambique with description of two new species
The size of savannah Africa: a lion’s (Panthera leo) view
Jason Riggio • Andrew Jacobson • Luke Dollar • Hans Bauer • Matthew Becker • Amy Dickman • Paul Funston • Rosemary Groom • Philipp Henschel • Hans de Iongh • Laly Lichtenfeld • Stuart Pimm
2013
2012
Biodivers Conserv
N/A
DOI 10.1007/s10531-012-0381-4
We define African savannahs as being those areas that receive between 300 and 1,500 mm of rain annually. This broad definition encompasses a variety of habitats. Thus defined, savannahs comprise 13.5 million km2 and encompass most of the present range of the African lion (Panthera leo). Dense human populations and extensive conversion of land to human use preclude use by lions. Using high-resolution satellite imagery and human population density data we define lion areas, places that likely have resident lion populations. In 1960, 11.9 million km2 of these savannahs had fewer than 25 people per km2. The comparable area shrank to 9.7 million km2 by 2000. Areas of savannah Africa with few people have shrunk considerably in the last 50 year...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Biodiversidade Florestal
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Todas Áreas de Conservação de Moçambique
The size of savannah Africa: a lion’s (Panthera leo) view
Estudo da Prevalência da Tuberculose Bovina, Brucelose, Teileriose e Febre Aftosa na População de Búfalos da Reserva Nacional do Niassa.
Rui Branco
2010
2008-2010
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa
Niassa
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa
O búfalo constitui uma espécie extremamente valiosa do rico património faunístico da Reserva Nacional do Niassa, quer pela importância que tem no equilíbrio ecológico e ambiental quer pela contribuição que proporciona para o desenvolvimento de actividades viáveis de turismo dado tratar-se de uma espécie com elevado valor comercial, particularmente se estiver livre de doenças e dada a sua contribuição para a indústria de caça desportiva. O conhecimento da ecologia e saúde dos búfalos, em termos de dinâmica da população e estado das doenças é essencial para assegurar o desenvolvimento e manutenção de populações viáveis, possibilitando assim quer o aumento das oportunidades relativas a actividades de turismo, quer o estabelecimento de uma...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Outra biodiversidade terrestre
Documentos de Projeto, Relatórios de Projetos e Avaliações
Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Reserva Nacional do Niassa
Estudo da Prevalência da Tuberculose Bovina, Brucelose, Teileriose e Febre Aftosa na População de Búfalos da Reserva Nacional do Niassa.
A comparative study on bushmeat consumption patterns in ten tribes in Tanzania
Silvia Laura Ceppi1,2 and Martin Reinhardt Nielsen3
2014
2013
Tropical Conservation Science
N/A
www.tropicalconservationscience.org
Bushmeat hunting is an important driver of wildlife depletion in Tanzania, but national-wide estimates of its consumption are lacking. We compare bushmeat consumption frequencies and determinants in ten tribes in different ecoregions in Tanzania, four of these within biodiversity hotspots of global conservation importance. Bushmeat consumption is examined in terms of ethnicity, selected indicators of wealth, and distance to and protection level of nearest protected area. Forty six percent of the respondents (n=300) belonging to nine of the ten tribes reported consuming bushmeat during the past 12 months, and 14% admitted that at least one household member hunted illegally. Significant differences in bushmeat consumption frequencies and...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Biodiversidade Florestal
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Uso Comunitário da Biodiversidade
Todas Áreas de Conservação de Moçambique
A comparative study on bushmeat consumption patterns in ten tribes in Tanzania
Attracting investment for Africa’s protected areas by creating enabling environments for collaborative management partnerships
P. Lindsey, M. Baghai, G. Bigurube, S. Cunliffe, A. Dickman, K. Fitzgerald, M. Flyman, P. Gandiwa, B. Kumchedwa, A. Madope, M. Morjan, A. Parker, K. Steiner, P. Tumenta, K. Uiseb, A. Robson
2021
2020
Biological Conservation
N/A
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biocon.2021.108979
Africa’s Protected Area (PA) estate includes some of the world’s most iconic wildlife and wildlands and preserves ecosystem services upon which people depend. However, Africa’s PAs are facing a growing array of threats resulting in significant degradation, factors compounded by chronic funding shortages. In this opinion piece, drawing from the available literature and collective experience of the author group, we look at the potential for collaborative management partnerships (CMPs) between state wildlife agencies and Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) to attract investment and technical capacity to improve PA performance. The three main CMP models—financial and technical support, co-management, and delegated management—yield median...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Geral; Biodiversidade Florestal; Biodiversidade de montanha; Outra biodiversidade terrestre; Biodiversidade das águas interiores e zonas húmidas; Biodiversidade Marinha; Biodiversidade Costeira
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Áreas Protegidas
Todas Áreas de Conservação de Moçambique
Attracting investment for Africa’s protected areas by creating enabling environments for collaborative management partnerships
MAPEAMENTO DA LOCALIZAÇÃO DE ESPÉCIES RELEVANTES PARA O TURISMO DE CONTEMPLAÇÃO NA RESERVA ESPECIAL DE MAPUTO
Carlos da Piedade Zunguze e Leonardo Ribeiro Teixeira
2020
2020
Maputo
A pesquisa tem como tema o Mapeamento da localização de espécie Relevantes para o Turismo de Contemplação na Reserva Especial de Maputo e para a materialização do tema definiu-se objectivo geral que é elaborar um guião de identificação e localização das principais espécies presente na REM, os objectivos específicos são identificar as principais espécies e relevantes, mapear lugares e elaborar guião.
Português
Nenhuma restrição
Biodiversidade Florestal; Outra biodiversidade terrestre
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Turismo e Biodiversidade
Reserva Especial de Maputo
MAPEAMENTO DA LOCALIZAÇÃO DE ESPÉCIES RELEVANTES PARA O TURISMO DE CONTEMPLAÇÃO NA RESERVA ESPECIAL DE MAPUTO
Projecting Mozambique’s Demographic Futures
Julia Zinkina & Andrey Korotayev
2014
2014
Journal of Futures Studies
N/A
The “medium” population projection series by the UN Population Division forecasts nearcatastrophic population increase for a whole number of Tropical African countries, especially East African ones. However, the projections for Mozambique, appearing somewhat less ominous than those for the neighboring Zambia, Tanzania, and Malawi, do not account for the recent fertility dynamics in Mozambique. Indeed, the projection implies a rather rapid fertility decline, while in reality it has been not just stalled, but even growing during the latest decade. We present our own population projection for Mozambique based on the UN version, but taking into account the recent fertility dynamics. We also model two more demographic scenarios, the “inertial...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Geral
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Nenhuma / Não aplicável
Projecting Mozambique’s Demographic Futures
Variation of Nutritional and Anti-Nutritional Contents in Finger Millet (Eleusine coracana (L.) Gaertn) Genotypes
Solomon Igosangwa Shibairo, Oliver Nyongesa, Richard Onwonga and Jane Ambuko
2014
IOSR Journal of Agriculture and Veterinary Science
N/A
Variation in nutritional and anti-nutritional contents among six finger millet genotypes was determined. Improved finger millet genotypes Gulu-E and FMV-1 from Kenya Agricultural Research Institute, KNE-479 and KNE 1034 from International Crops Research Institute for Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) and local landraces Ateso and Nyaikuro, were compared. There was no significant (p>0.05) difference in calcium (Ca), iron (Fe) and zinc (Zn) contents among the genotypes. Genotypes Ateso and Gulu-E had the highest crude fat contents while KNE-479 had the lowest. Genotypes KNE-479 and Nyaikuro had the highest crude protein content. Lowest crude protein contents were observed in genotypes Gulu-E and Ateso. Genotype Ateso followed by FMV-1 and Nyai...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Biodiversidade das águas interiores e zonas húmidas
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Nenhuma / Não aplicável
Variation of Nutritional and Anti-Nutritional Contents in Finger Millet (Eleusine coracana (L.) Gaertn) Genotypes
The Development of a National Fire Danger Rating System for South Africa
Carla Willis, Brian van Wilgen, Kevin Tolhurst, Colin Everson, Peter D’Abreton, Lionel Pero and Gavin Fleming,
2001
2001
CSIR Environmentek
N/A
CSIR Environmentek
During 1998, South Africa passed the new National Veld and Forest Fire Act (Act 101 of 1998), hereafter referred to as ‘the Act’. The Act provides for the prevention of veld, forest and mountain fires through the deployment of a National Fire Danger Rating System (NFDRS). Such a system does not exist at a national level at this stage, although localised fire danger rating systems are used in some regions. The Department of Water Affairs and Forestry (DWAF) therefore contracted the CSIR to develop a NFDRS for South Africa. The NFDRS was developed by a team of experts, in consultation with the Veld and Forest Fire Committee of the Department of Water Affairs and Forestry and several key stakeholders.
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Geral
Documentos de Projeto, Relatórios de Projetos e Avaliações
Legal e Política (Leis, regulamentos, planos de acção de estratégias, etc)
Todas Áreas de Conservação de Moçambique
The Development of a National Fire Danger Rating System for South Africa
Private Supply of Protected Land in Southern Africa: A Review of Markets, Approaches, Barriers and Issues
Wolf Krug
2001
2001
World Bank / OECD International Workshop on Market Creation for Biodiversity Products and Services Paris
N/A
World Bank / OECD International Workshop on Market Creation for Biodiversity Products and Services Paris
This paper represents a first attempt to assess the role of the private sector in supplying protected land or ‘land under wildlife’ in southern Africa. Although limited information exists on private conservation initiatives, it is possible to conclude that the private sector plays an indispensable role in the provision of biodiversity in the region. A minimum of 14 million hectares of private land is under some form of wildlife protection or sustainable wildlife management. This equals almost half the size of the United Kingdom, or half the size of all state protected areas in the region. Private reserves, conservancies and game ranches protect critical habitat in various ecosystems and play an important role in the protection of highly...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Geral
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Áreas Protegidas
Todas Áreas de Conservação de Moçambique
Private Supply of Protected Land in Southern Africa: A Review of Markets, Approaches, Barriers and Issues
NIASSA BOTANICAL EXPEDITION JUNE 2003
Jonathan Timberlake, Janice Golding and Philip Clarke
2004
2003
Biodiversity Foundation for Africa
N/A; Niassa
Biodiversity Foundation for Africa
At the request of the Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa and Fauna and Flora International, a botanical survey of the Niassa Reserve in northern Mozambique was carried out in June 2003. The objectives included compiling a preliminary plant species list, collecting herbarium specimens, providing an initial characterisation of the vegetation types found there, identifying species and areas of particular importance for conservation, and providing recommendations to management on plant conservation priorities. The survey team consisted of five botanists. Existing information on the vegetation and plants of the area is very limited. This was reviewed. Ground and aerial surveys were conducted over a 21 day period...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Geral
Documentos de Projeto, Relatórios de Projetos e Avaliações
Diversidade biológica e cultural
Todas Áreas de Conservação de Moçambique; Reserva Nacional do Niassa
NIASSA BOTANICAL EXPEDITION JUNE 2003
Status of range and forage research in Mozambique
Inicio G Maposse, James P Muir and AlbertinaA Alage
Domestic ruminant production n Mozambique's limited by a long dry seasonal nd lack of a well-defined breading season to match forage supply. To date, research on pasture and forages has concentrated mainly on range vegetation mapping' forage adaptation and production from small plots. Little research has been conducted on animal production parse, despite numerous projects focusing on animal health. A key to sustainable use of forage resources require, among other aspects determination f pasture productivity and long-term Carrying capacity using animal output and land conservation parameters, maximum use of local resources Including local seed production, improved use of crop reel dues and the integrated use of native flora and...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Biodiversidade Florestal
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Uso Sustentável da Biodiversidade
Todas Áreas de Conservação de Moçambique
Status of range and forage research in Mozambique
Distribution and Movements of Elephants and other Wildlife in the Selous-Niassa Wildlife Corridor, Tanzania
Heribert Hofer, Thomas B Hildebrandt, Frank Göritz, Marion L East, Donald G Mpanduji, Rudi Hahn, Ludwig Siege, Rolf D Baldus
2004
2000-2002
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) GmbH
N/A; Niassa
3-9801067-51-3
This study assessed the status and importance of the Selous Niassa Wildlife Corridor (SNWC) in southern Tanzania as a conservation area and biological corridor for wildlife, principally the African elephant (Loxodonta africana) and other key wildlife species. To this end we investigated the distribution and movements of elephants and other wildlife species, their population structure and population size. With a view to identify key conservation and development issues, we also assessed the relationship between people and wildlife, in particular potential sources of conflict, local knowledge about and attitudes towards wildlife. The data were derived from a novel combination of local knowledge of wildlife, own field observations, and...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Biodiversidade Florestal; Outra biodiversidade terrestre
Documentos de Projeto, Relatórios de Projetos e Avaliações
Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Todas Áreas de Conservação de Moçambique
Distribution and Movements of Elephants and other Wildlife in the Selous-Niassa Wildlife Corridor, Tanzania
HERPETOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE NIASSA GAME RESERVE
William R. Branch
2003
2003
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa Moçambique
Niassa
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa Moçambique
Reptiles and amphibians (the herpetofauna) form an important, but often neglected, component of vertebrate diversity. As part of the formal biodiversity survey of the Niassa Game Reserve (NGR), the Sociedade para e Gestão e Dsenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa (SRN) requested an assessment of the herpetofauna.
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Outra biodiversidade terrestre
Documentos de Projeto, Relatórios de Projetos e Avaliações
Diversidade biológica e cultural
Todas Áreas de Conservação de Moçambique; Reserva Nacional do Niassa
HERPETOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE NIASSA GAME RESERVE
Ecological observations from a portion of the Lugenda valley, Niassa Reserve: resource utilization and densities of key animal species Plate
C. M. Begg, K. S. Begg, G.W. Begg & O. I. Muemedi
2005
2004
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa Moçambique
Niassa
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desnvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa Moçambique
The Niassa Reserve Biodiversity Workshop (Maputo 2004) highlighted a number of concerns regarding the extent of resource utilization, particularly fishing pressure along the Lugenda River. In addition more detailed information was requested on fish catches and the densities of crocodile, hippo, impala and African skimmer. This report hopes to contribute to a better understanding of the dynamic between people and the environment in Niassa Reserve, particularly the reliance of people on the Lugenda River. Our study area is situated in the southeastern section of the Niassa Reserve core area and incorporates 25 km of the Lugenda River bounded by the Mbamba River in the west and the Msangezi river in the east, extending approximately 10 km ...
Inglês
Nenhuma restrição
Geral
Documentos de Projeto, Relatórios de Projetos e Avaliações
Diversidade biológica e cultural
Reserva Nacional do Niassa
Ecological observations from a portion of the Lugenda valley, Niassa Reserve: resource utilization and densities of key animal species Plate
Survey of carnivores in the Niassa Reserve, northern Mozambique
Colleen M. Begg & Keith S. Begg
2004
2003
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa Moçambique
Niassa
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa Moçambique
Carnivores are considered ecological indicators of the viability of other members of their communities and the number and diversity of carnivores defines a healthy ecosystem. In addition, the large carnivores (lion, leopard and hyaena) are central to eco-tourism and provide crucial revenue through trophy hunting in four of the five buffer areas surrounding the core area of the reserve. A carnivore survey was conducted in Niassa Reserve (May – December 2003), using a variety of standard techniques including spotlight counts, track plates, live trapping and a call-up survey for lions and hyaenas. In total 26 carnivore species including domestic cat and dog were identified. The level of illegal killing of carnivores needs to be assessed and...
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Survey of carnivores in the Niassa Reserve, northern Mozambique
A Catchment Based Approach to the Conservation of the Rivers
Marcus Wishart, Madyo Couto and Dinis Juizo
2004
2004
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa Moçambique
Niassa
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa Moçambique
The rivers and wetlands of the Niassa Reserve have been identified as a key landscape feature in the Niassa Reserve with significance influence and importance for biodiversity. The diversity of aquatic habitats and associated riparian vegetation support a diverse array of species. Given this importance the objective of this report is to integrate existing information and provide an overview of the rivers within the reserve. This information is used to identify the conservation value of individual catchment units. The aim is to provide a management tool to guide the process of prioritisation for conservation areas and the designation of human resource utilization and development areas. Through review of the biophysical characteristics of...
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Diversidade biológica e cultural
Reserva Nacional do Niassa
A Catchment Based Approach to the Conservation of the Rivers
Trophy Monitoring in Niassa National Reserve, Mozambique: Lion, Leopard, Buffalo, Hippo and Crocodile
Colleen & Keith Begg
2007
2006
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa Moçambique & Savannas Foreve
Niassa
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa Moçambique & Savannas Foreve
SRN (the management authority of the NNR) aims to secure, manage and develop the biodiversity of the Niassa National Reserve (NNR) and provide a quality eco-tourism and sport hunting experience to generate a local economy to finance NNR management activities (SRN Management Plan, 2006). Six sport hunting concession are currently operational within the NNR protected area boundary situated as a buffer area around a core area. The aim is to maximise trophy quality and economic returns while maintaining the viability and growth of wildlife populations through ecologically sustainable hunting practises. Monitoring of trophy quality and hunt effort provides an indirect, relatively inexpensive means of determining whether current quota size and...
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Reserva Nacional do Niassa
Trophy Monitoring in Niassa National Reserve, Mozambique: Lion, Leopard, Buffalo, Hippo and Crocodile
What the Kidunda Dam will Destroy: Ecological and Socio-economic Value of Gonabis, Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania
Devesh Rustagi
2005
2005
GTZ Wildlife Programme in Tanzania Wildlife Division
N/A
GTZ Wildlife Programme in Tanzania Wildlife Division
As many as 43 mammal species or 13 % of all mammal species found in Tanzania are considered as threatened by the IUCN. This number has increased from 33 (10 %) in 1996 to 43 (13 %) in 2000, in a mere span of four years. Of these, five species are considered as critically endangered, 11 as endangered and 27 as vulnerable. The main cause behind this situation is ascribed to conflict between people, wildlife and respective protected areas and failure of the institutions to reflect the actual value of these resources. In the past few years, the Government of Tanzania has taken positive steps to ameliorate the interests of conservationists and local communities by introducing the concept of WMAs, a new category of protected area where people...
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What the Kidunda Dam will Destroy: Ecological and Socio-economic Value of Gonabis, Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania
Review of the Cyana rejecta (Walker, 1854) species-group, with descriptions of three new species from mainland Africa and a new subspecies from Madagascar (Lepidoptera, Erebidae, Arctiinae, Lithosiini)
ANTON V. VOLYNKIN & GYULA M. LÁSZLÓ
2020
2020
Zootaxa
N/A
doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.4890.3.2
The present paper provides an overview of the Cyana rejecta (Walker, 1854) species-group. Three new species (C. yao sp. n., C. occidentalis sp. n. and C. cornutissima sp. n.) and a new subspecies (C. rejecta viettei ssp. n.) are described. Adults, male and female genitalia of all taxa of the species-group are illustrated.
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Biodiversidade Florestal
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Identificação, Monitoria, Indicadores e Avaliações
Todas Áreas de Conservação de Moçambique
Review of the Cyana rejecta (Walker, 1854) species-group, with descriptions of three new species from mainland Africa and a new subspecies from Madagascar (Lepidoptera, Erebidae, Arctiinae, Lithosiini)
Biodiversity Values, Threats and Conservation Strategies of the Selous – Niassa Wildlife Corridor, Tanzania
Urs Bloesch, Mittelstr and Rudolf Hahn
2007
2007
TAWIRI SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE
Niassa
TAWIRI SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE
The Selous-Niassa miombo woodlands of southern Tanzania and northern Mozambique are one of the largest and for the global biodiversity most significant, trans-boundary natural ecosystem in Africa, covering over 154,000 km2. The Selous-Niassa Wildlife Corridor serves as migratory route between the Selous and the Niassa Game Reserves hosting the world’s largest elephant, buffalo and sable populations. The Corridor will be protected with a network of WMAs (Wildlife Management Area) under the management of Authorised Associations excluding any agricultural activity. This aims to empower local communities in the natural resource management in view of improving their livelihoods and maintaining the integrity of the wildlife corridor and its...
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Alterações Climáticas e Biodiversidade
Reserva Nacional do Niassa
Biodiversity Values, Threats and Conservation Strategies of the Selous – Niassa Wildlife Corridor, Tanzania
Mozambique Country Water Resources Assistance Strategy: Making Water Work for Sustainable Growth and Poverty Reduction
Obiageli K. Ezekwesili, Michael Baxter, Jaime M. Biderman, Len Abrams
2007
2007
The World Bank
N/A
The World Bank
Mozambique’s continuous efforts to sustain economic growth and reduce poverty face a number of constraints including its economic and political history, and its geography and climatic conditions. It is widely accepted that future economic growth of the country will continue to rely on its natural resources base and, specifically, on sustainable use of land and water resources. Mozambique has plentiful land and water resources that provide great potential for the production of a variety of crops, livestock development and industrial growth. However, high climate variability resulting in frequent recurrent droughts and floods, limited water resources availability in the most developed southern part of the country, high dependency on...
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Mozambique Country Water Resources Assistance Strategy: Making Water Work for Sustainable Growth and Poverty Reduction
A Framework for Tourism Development in Northern Mozambique
John Robinson-Planning & Design
2008
2008
Nathan Associates Incorporated
Cabo Delgado; Nampula; Niassa
Nathan Associates Incorporated
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is providing technical assistance and funding to develop the tourism potential of three Northern Mozambican Provinces: Cabo Delgado; Nampula; and Niassa. The goal is develop and position the three provinces as major international and sustainable tourism destinations based on the region’s unique historic, cultural and natural resources. Specifically, the project seeks to enhance competitiveness and sustain economic growth by creating an industry friendly policy environment and transforming tourism into a major sector...
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Turismo e Biodiversidade
Parque Nacional das Qurimbas; Reserva Marinha Parcial do Lago Niassa; Área de Protecção Ambiental das Ilhas Primeiras e Segundas
A Framework for Tourism Development in Northern Mozambique
Population Structure and Diversity in Finger Millet (Eleusine coracana) Germplasm
Mathews M. Dida & Nelson Wanyera & Melanie L. Harrison Dunn & Jeffrey L. Bennetzen & Katrien M. Devos
2008
2008
Tropical Plant Biol
N/A
DOI 10.1007/s12042-008-9012-3
A genotypic analysis of 79 finger millet accessions (E. coracana subsp. coracana) from 11 African and five Asian countries, plus 14 wild E. coracana subsp. africana lines collected in Uganda and Kenya was conducted with 45 SSR markers distributed across the finger millet genome. Phylogenetic and population structure analyses showed that the E. coracana germplasm formed three largely distinct subpopulations, representing subsp. africana, subsp. coracana originating from Africa and subsp. coracana originating from Asia. A few lines showed admixture between the African and Asian cultivated germplasm pools and were the result of either targeted or accidental...
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Population Structure and Diversity in Finger Millet (Eleusine coracana) Germplasm
Mission Report-Reactive Monitoring Mission Selous Game Reserve (United Republic of Tanzania) 23-30 November 2008
Guy Debonnet & Ed Wilson
2008
2008
World Heritage Centre & IUCN
N/A
World Heritage Centre & IUCN
From 23 to 30 November 2008, a joint World Heritage Centre/IUCN monitoring mission visited the Selous Game Reserve (SGR) and World Heritage property in accordance Decision 32 COM 7B.4, adopted by the World Heritage Committee at its 32nd session (Quebec City, 2008). The mission was a follow up to the earlier mission undertaken in 2007, which, because of logistical constraints, had only been able to visit the part of the property north of the Rufiji river, which is open to photographic tourism. At its 31st session (Christchurch, 2007), the Committee therefore recommended that a further monitoring mission be organized to focus on the area south of the Rufiji river, which is open to regulated sports hunting. The current mission looked into...
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Mission Report-Reactive Monitoring Mission Selous Game Reserve (United Republic of Tanzania) 23-30 November 2008
Wild edible mushrooms and their marketing potential in the Selous-Niassa Wildlife Corridor, Tanzania
Urs Bloesch & Frank Mbago
2009
2008
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa Moçambique
Niassa
Sociedade para a Gestão e Desenvolvimento da Reserva do Niassa Moçambique
A first field study was carried from 21/1 to 31/1/08 including a) a preliminary assessment of wild mushrooms of the Selous-Niassa Wildlife Corridor which are edible or having medicinal uses, b) the description of the mushroom growing habitats, and c) a first investigation about the marketing of wild edible mushrooms (species, conditioning, existing local markets) in profit of the local communities. This second more in depth analysis is based on further fieldwork realised from 28/2 – 21/3/09. This field trip was carried out later in the rainy season what allowed to assess a wider range of edible mushrooms since the fructification and collection period of many mushrooms is highly seasonal. The second study completes the wild edible mushroom..
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Reserva Nacional do Niassa
Wild edible mushrooms and their marketing potential in the Selous-Niassa Wildlife Corridor, Tanzania
Rubies from the Niassa and Cabo Delgado regions of Northern Mozambique
Vincent Pardieu, Jitlapit Thanachakaphad, Stephane Jacquat, Jean Baptiste Senoble and Lou Pierre Bryl
2009
2009
GIA Laboratory, Bangkok
Cabo Delgado; Niassa
GIA Laboratory, Bangkok
During the past few months, new rubies reported as “Mozambique” appeared in the market in Bangkok and Chanthaburi: After some enquiries in Thailand, Tanzania and Mozambique it seems that this new material is coming from an area near the famous Niassa National Park in Northern Mozambique. At the end of October 2008, Tanzanian broker Abdul M’sellem informed one of the authors (VP) that some new unknown material quite similar to the Winza stones but from another origin probably in the south of Tanzania started to be available in the Mpwapwa gem market, located near the Winza mining area in Tanzania. M’sellem reported that some Tanzanian gem dealers recently started to travel to Songea and Namtumbo to get these stones. After further enquiri...
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Relatórios, Estudos, Avaliações de Biodiversidade, Linhas de Base
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Parque Nacional das Qurimbas; Reserva Nacional do Niassa
Rubies from the Niassa and Cabo Delgado regions of Northern Mozambique
Poaceae phytolithsfromtheNiassaRift,Mozambique
Julio Mercader, Fernando Astudillo , Mary Barkworth , Tim Bennett , Chris Esselmont , Rahab Kinyanjui , Dyan Laskin Grossman, Steven Simpson , Dale Walde
2010
2009
Journal of Archaeological Science
Niassa
DOI: 10.1016/j.jas.2010.03.001
The most common grass phytoliths from “Zambezian” miombos are described here for the first time. Their potential for long term preservation in sediments makes them a useful tool in the reconstruction of ancient plant communities and plant/human interactions. We processed 60 plant samples (26 identified genera and species), with an average of 300 phytoliths counted per sample to a total of 18,586. Forty- seven morpho types were described as per the International Code for Phytolith Nomenclature, with exceptions, including forty-five discreet shapes and two articulated forms, which can be used as comparative reference materials. We conducted three forms of statistical analyses: Discriminant Analysis, Cluster Analysis, and Principal Compon...
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Biodiversidade Florestal
Artigo com revisão pelos pares e teses universitárias
Diversidade biológica e cultural
Reserva Nacional do Niassa
Poaceae phytolithsfromtheNiassaRift,Mozambique
MIOMBO ECOREGION VISION REPORT
Jonathan Timberlake & Emmanuel Chidumayo
2011
2001
Biodiversity Foundation for Africa
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Biodiversity Foundation for Africa
The Miombo Ecoregion Vision Report was commissioned in 2001 by the Southern Africa Regional Programme Office of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF SARPO). It represented the culmination of an ecoregion reconnaissance process led by Bruce Byers (see Byers 2001a, 2001b), followed by an ecoregion-scale mapping process of taxa and areas of interest or importance for various ecological and bio-physical parameters. The report was then used as a basis for more detailed discussions during a series of national workshops held across the region in the early part of 2002. The main purpose of the reconnaissance and visioning process was to initially outline the bio-physical extent and properties of the so-called Miombo Ecoregion (in practice, a coll...
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MIOMBO ECOREGION VISION REPORT
Management costs for small protected areas and economies of scale in habitat conservation
Paul R. Armsworth, Lisette Cantú-Salazar, Mark Parnell, Zoe G. Davies, Rob Stoneman
2010
2010
Biological Conservation
N/A
doi:10.1016/j.biocon.2010.09.026
Protected area management must be resourced adequately to achieve its conservation objectives. The variability in management costs across candidate sites for protection therefore should inform conservation planning. For example, when considering whether to accept a donation of a property, a conservation organisation must determine whether an adequate endowment is available to fund future management activities. We examine variation in management costs across 78 small protected areas in the UK that are managed by a conservation NGO, the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust. Management costs exceed acquisition costs when funded on an endowment basis and are not correlated with acquisition costs or with proxy measures for conservation costs commonly...
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Uso Sustentável da Biodiversidade
Todas Áreas de Conservação de Moçambique
Management costs for small protected areas and economies of scale in habitat conservation
Conserva- tion Biology of Freshwater Turtles and Tortoises: A Compila- tion Project of the IUCN/SSC Tortoise and Freshwater Turtle Specialist Group. Chelonian Research Monographs
Cabo Delgado; Manica; Niassa; Sofala
doi:10.3854/crm.5.055
The Zambezi Flapshell Turtle, Cycloderma frenatum (Family Trionychidae), is a fairly large softshell (carapace length up to about 56 cm) from southeastern Africa. It is found in rivers and lakes from southern Tanzania south to the Save River in Mozambique, extending west to Lake Malawi (Nyasa), where it is common in the shallower areas at the southern end of the lake. These are fast swimming, completely aquatic turtles of about 37–50 cm shell length, which are mostly caught as bycatch in large nets by local fishermen. In areas with human settlements, the nests are excavated during the breeding season (December–March) and the 15–25 eggs per clutch are consumed...
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