Water quantity and quality as the factors driving the serengeti ecosystem, Tanzania   Publication Date:   2001-08-01 Creator:   Gereta, Emmanuel J. Wolanski, Eric Publisher.Display:   Springer Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Water quality rainfall Africa Wildlife Runoff Migration Serengeti Source Institution:   Florida International University [2001-08-01] Water quantity and quality as the factors driving the serengeti ecosystem, Tanzania	Wildlife–water quality interactions in the serengeti national park, Tanzania   Publication Date:   2002-04-06 Creator:   Gereta, Emmanuel J. Wolanski, Eric Publisher.Display:   Wiley-Blackwell (East African Wildlife Society) (UK) Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Water quality Salinity Tanzania Oxygen Serengeti Alkalinity Eutrophication Source Institution:   Florida International University [2002-04-06] Wildlife–water quality interactions in the serengeti national park, Tanzania
Assessment of the environmental, social and economic impacts on the serengeti ecosystem of the developments in the Mara River catchment in Kenya   Publication Date:   2003-01-01 Creator:   Gereta, Emmanuel J. Wolanski, Eric Chiombola, E.A.T. Publisher.Display:   Tanzania National Parks Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Hydrology Land-use Tourism Grassland Wildlife Source Institution:   Florida International University [2003-01-01] Assessment of the environmental, social and economic impacts on the serengeti ecosystem of the developments in the Mara River catchment in Kenya	Ecohydrology as a tool for the survival of the threatened serengeti ecosystem   Publication Date:   2013-01-09 Creator:   Gereta, Emmanuel J. Wolanski, Eric Mwangomo, Ephraim Publisher.Display:   Elsevier B.V. Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Hydrology Water quality Tanzania Kenya Migration Source Institution:   Florida International University [2013-01-09] Ecohydrology as a tool for the survival of the threatened serengeti ecosystem