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Melese Worku

Debre Tabor University | DTU · forestry Debre Tabor University | DTU · forestry

Biography

Melese Worku Abera currently works at the forestry, Debre Tabor University. current research interest Plant biodiversity assessment, Estimation of Carbon sequestration woody species, Forest Ecosystem services, Ecology, Integrated watershed development, climate hazard, Crop improvement technologies, Crop protection and Integrated Pest Managements, Agro forestry, Environmental technology innovation, Climate Change, Vulnerability and Adaptation strategic climate change rural livelihood.
Publications

The Role of Forest Biodiversity Conservation Practices for Tourism Development in a Case of Tara Gedam Monastery, South Gonder Zone, Ethiopia

 Monastery has long history of planting and conserving trees in yards of its churches. The objective of this study was to assess the role of forest biodiversity conservation practice for tourism development in case of Tara Gedam monastery. The study was conducted (2014) in Tara Gedam (Monastery) in Libo Kemkem Wereda, South Gondar Zone, Ethiop... Read More»

Melese Worku

Research Article: J Ecosyst Ecogr 2017, 7: 231

DOI: 10.4172/2157-7625.1000231

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