Land use and climate change impacts on the hydrology of the upper Mara River basin, Kenya: results of a modeling study to supportbetter resource management   Publication Date:   2011-07-18 Creator:   Mango, Liya M. Melesse, Assefa M. McClain, Michael E. Gann, Daniel Setegen, S. G. Publisher.Display:   Copernicus Publications Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Hydrology Climate change Land use Water management Impacts Source Institution:   Florida International University [2011-07-18] Land use and climate change impacts on the hydrology of the upper Mara River basin, Kenya: results of a modeling study to supportbetter resource management	Balancing water resources development and environmental sustainability in africa: a review of recent research findings and applications   Publication Date:   2012-12-14 Creator:   McClain, Michael E. Publisher.Display:   The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Food security Environment Water resources Conservation Water management Africa Sustainable Source Institution:   Florida International University [2012-12-14] Balancing water resources development and environmental sustainability in africa: a review of recent research findings and applications
Scale-dependent effects of rural activities on benthic macroinvertebrates and physico-chemical characteristics in headwater streams of the Mara River, Kenya   Publication Date:   2013-03-03 Creator:   McClain, Michael E. Minaya, Veronica Moog, Otto Omengo, Fred Singer, Gabriel A. Publisher.Display:   Elsevier Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Tropics Water management Limnology Land-use Population (human) Impacts Macroinvertebrates Source Institution:   Florida International University [2013-03-03] Scale-dependent effects of rural activities on benthic macroinvertebrates and physico-chemical characteristics in headwater streams of the Mara River, Kenya	Environmental flow assessment as a tool for achieving environmental objectives of african water policy, with examples from East Africa   Publication Date:   2013-04-15 Creator:   McClain, Michael E. Kashaigilic, Japhet J. Ndombad, Preksedis Publisher.Display:   John Wiley and Sons Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Water resources Water management Tanzania Africa Transboundary Kenya Environmental flow assessment Source Institution:   Florida International University [2013-04-15] Environmental flow assessment as a tool for achieving environmental objectives of african water policy, with examples from East Africa
Assessment of water resources availability and demand in the Mara River basin   Publication Date:   2014-04-01 Creator:   McClain, Michael E. Dessu, Shimelis Behailu Melessea, Assefa M. Bhata, Mahadev G. Publisher.Display:   Elsevier B.V. Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Hydrology Water resources Water quantity Irrigated SWAT Model Water demand Source Institution:   Florida International University [2014-04-01] Assessment of water resources availability and demand in the Mara River basin	Comparing flow regime, channel hydraulics, and biological communities to infer flow-ecology relationships in the Mara River Kenya and Tanzania   Publication Date:   2014-04-10 Creator:   McClain, Michael E. Subalusky, Amanda L. Anderson, Elizabeth P. Dessu, Shimelis Behailu Meleese, Assefa M. Ndomba, Preksedis Mtamba, Joseph OD Tamatamah, Rashid A. Mligo, Cosmas Publisher.Display:   Taylor & Francis Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Hydrology Biodiversity Water flow East Africa Kenya Source Institution:   Florida International University [2014-04-10] Comparing flow regime, channel hydraulics, and biological communities to infer flow-ecology relationships in the Mara River Kenya and Tanzania
Are large herbivores vectors ofterrestrial subsidies for riverinefood webs?   Publication Date:   2015-06-01 Creator:   McClain, Michael E. Masese, Frank Onderi Abrantes, Katya G. Gettel, Gretchen M. Bouillon, Steven Irvine, Kenneth Publisher.Display:   Springer Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Stable isotopes Trophic subsidies Allochthony Food webs C4 carbon SIAR models Savannah Source Institution:   Florida International University [2015-06-01] Are large herbivores vectors ofterrestrial subsidies for riverinefood webs?