Assessing the impacts of environmental changes on the water resources of the upper Mara, lake victoria basin   Publication Date:   2014-01-01 Creator:   Kilonzo, Fidelis Ndambuki Publisher.Display:   UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education Format:   Thesis/dissertation Subjects.Display:   Hydrology Climate change Environment Water resources Population (human) Impacts Lake Victoria Source Institution:   Florida International University Assessing the impacts of environmental changes on the water resources of the upper Mara, lake victoria basin	Bordering on a water crisis: the need for integrated resource management in the Mara River basin   Creator:   Urama, Kevin Davidson, Grant Publisher.Display:   The James Hutton Institute Format:   Report Subjects.Display:   Biodiversity Natural resources Water management Sustainable Population (human) Policy Conflict Source Institution:   Florida International University Bordering on a water crisis: the need for integrated resource management in the Mara River basin
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 Geospatial mapping and analysis of water availability demand-use within the Mara River basin	Human appropriation of renewable fresh water   Publication Date:   1996-02-09 Creator:   Postel, Sandra L. Daily, Gretchen C. Ehrlich, Paul R. Publisher.Display:   American Association for the Advancement of Science Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Drinking water Water resources Water management Planning Sustainable Population (human) Water security Source Institution:   Florida International University Human appropriation of renewable fresh water
Land use influence on the benthic macroinvertebrate communities of streams in nyangores and amala tributaries of Mara River, Kenya.   Publication Date:   2010-04-01 Creator:   Minaya Maldonado, Veronica G. Publisher.Display:   UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education Format:   Thesis/dissertation Subjects.Display:   Land use Limnology Population (human) Kenya Tributary River Macroinvertabrates Source Institution:   Florida International University Land use influence on the benthic macroinvertebrate communities of streams in nyangores and amala tributaries of Mara River, Kenya.	Modelling the rainfall–runoff process of the Mara River basin using the soil and water assessment tool   Publication Date:   2012-02-21 Creator:   Melesse, Assefa M. Dessu, Shimelis Behailu Publisher.Display:   John Wiley and Sons Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Population (human) Mara River basin SWAT Uncertainty Watershed modelling Rainfall–runoff process RFE Source Institution:   Florida International University Modelling the rainfall–runoff process of the Mara River basin using the soil and water assessment tool
Promoting cross-border co-operation in the management of natural resources in shared ecosystems   Publication Date:   2005-06-27 Creator:   Baldus, Rolf D. Publisher.Display:   GTZ-Wildlife Programme Tanzania Format:   Report Subjects.Display:   Natural resources Ecosystem services Transboundary Fragmentation Population (human) Source Institution:   Florida International University Promoting cross-border co-operation in the management of natural resources in shared ecosystems	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 Scale-dependent effects of rural activities on benthic macroinvertebrates and physico-chemical characteristics in headwater streams of the Mara River, Kenya
The significance of ecosystem services in sustaining people's livelihoods; a casestudy in Mara wetland, musoma and tarime district, Tanzania   Publication Date:   2010-04-01 Creator:   Kema, Wande Maduhu Publisher.Display:   UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education Format:   Thesis/dissertation Subjects.Display:   Ecosystem services Land-use Population (human) Livelihood Wetland Source Institution:   Florida International University The significance of ecosystem services in sustaining people's livelihoods; a casestudy in Mara wetland, musoma and tarime district, Tanzania