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Alex Kisingo

The College of African Wildlife Management | CAWM

Biography

I am a Senior Lecturer at the College of African Wildlife Management, Mweka where I am also a Deputy Rector for Academic Research and Consultancy. My research interests falls under ecology, conservation Management, governance, conservation planning, CBNRM, anthropology, human livelihoods and development.
Publications

Effect of Disease Resistance on Secondary Herbivores: Aphid Abundance on Hybrid and Non-hybrid Coffee Varieties in the Chagga Homegardens

Coffee accounts for over 20% of Tanzania’s income from foreign exchange and has been identified as an essential crop for the future of food security in Africa. Coffee production in the Kilimanjaro region, one of Tanzania’s most important coffee-producing areas, is facing threats due to declining coffee prices, climate change, and outbre... Read More»

Emmanuel Lyimo, Marie Schaedel, Molly Berntsen and Alex Kisingo

Research Article: J Ecosyst Ecogr 2017, 7:237

DOI: 10.4172/2157-7625.1000237

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