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 Assessment of the environmental, social and economic impacts on the serengeti ecosystem of the developments in the Mara River catchment in Kenya	Case study 3: Maasai Mara National Reserve   Publication Date:   2010 Creator:   Michigan State University Publisher.Display:   Michigan State University Format:   Report Subjects.Display:   Conservation Land-use Wildlife Livelihood Masai Mara National Reserve Governance Conflict Source Institution:   Florida International University Case study 3: Maasai Mara National Reserve
Land use changes in the transboundary Mara basin: a threat to pristine wildlife sanctuaries in East Africa   Publication Date:   2005-09-01 Creator:   Mati, Bancy M. Mutie, Simon Home, Patrick Mtalo, Felix Gadain, Hussein Publisher.Display:   International River Symposium Format:   Article Subjects.Display:   Hydrology Land use Remote sensing GIS Wildlife Wetland Forest Source Institution:   Florida International University Land use changes in the transboundary Mara basin: a threat to pristine wildlife sanctuaries in East Africa	Refining environmental flow estimates for the Mara River   Creator:   Subalusky, Amanda L. Publisher.Display:   Florida International University Format:   Report Subjects.Display:   Water quality fish Wildlife Impacts Water flow Population (species) Macroinvertebrate Source Institution:   Florida International University Refining environmental flow estimates for the Mara River
Transboundary water issues threaten the serengeti ecosystem   Creator:   Gereta, Emmanuel J. Publisher.Display:   Fauna & Flora International Format:   text Subjects.Display:   Hydrology Water resources Water management Wildlife Transboundary Migration Serengeti Source Institution:   Florida International University Transboundary water issues threaten the serengeti ecosystem	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 Water quantity and quality as the factors driving the serengeti ecosystem, Tanzania