Transboundary water for biodiversity and human health: Marariver basin (twb-mrb) project   Creator:   East African Community Lake Victoria Basin Commission Secretariat Publisher.Display:   The Executive Secretary Lake Victoria Basin Commission Format:   Report Subjects.Display:   Planning Transboundary Policy East Africa Governance Lake Victoria River Source Institution:   Florida International University Transboundary water for biodiversity and human health: Marariver basin (twb-mrb) project	Geospatial mapping and analysis of water availability demand-use within the Mara River basin   Publication Date:   2007-07-17 Creator:   Hoffman, Christina Marie Publisher.Display:   Florida International University Format:   Thesis/dissertation Subjects.Display:   water use GIS Population (human) East Africa Water quantity Irrigated Population (species) Source Institution:   Florida International University [2007-07-17] Geospatial mapping and analysis of water availability demand-use within the Mara River basin
Evaluation of water quality and aquatic ecosystem health in the Mara River basin, East Africa   Publication Date:   2010 Creator:   McCartney, Beth A. Publisher.Display:   Florida International University Format:   Thesis/dissertation Subjects.Display:   Water quality GIS Limnology Land-use East Africa Degradation Aquatic Source Institution:   Florida International University [2010] Evaluation of water quality and aquatic ecosystem health in the Mara River basin, East Africa	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