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(2) * * * * * * * * * * * * *. PhD: Beatrice Tarimo: Assessment, characterization and modelling of fire activity and its influence on local GHG concentrations in the miombo woodlands of Tanzania, (Fred Midtgaard and Seif Madoffe) Severin Kalunga: Prospects and Challenges of certified Miombo woodlands in mitigating and adapting to Climate Change in Kilwa, Tanzania, (Fred Midtgaard and Kassim Kulindwa) X (Nzunda) Z (Madoffe) Wilbard Ntongani (in the supervisor team): The effects of land use and cover changes on the bird communities in the Kilombero Ramsar site, Tanzania (NUFU) Master students: Neemaeli Usiri Iversen: Combating ecosystem degradation and deforestation in Tanzania: Propagation methods for Bridella cathartica G. Bertol, Lonchocarpus bussei Harms and Pseudolachnostylis maprounefolia Pax, miombo trees, Morogoro, Tanzania Vegard Engh: Integrated conservation and development projects and efforts around Amani Nature Reserve, and their effects on livelihoods and forest conservation Linn-Susan Rotås: Is the Zanzibar red colobus Procolobus kirkii likely to go extinct? The case of Jozani – Chwaka Bay National Park Kiwenga – Ponge Forest Reserve, Masingini Forest Reserve and Uzi Island Linda Stakkeland: Is the Zanzibar red colobus Procolobus kirkii likely to go extinct? The case of Jozani – Chwaka Bay National Park Kiwenga – Ponge Forest Reserve, Masingini Forest Reserve and Uzi Island Kelsey Jane Miller: The Derema corridor – lessons learned and the way forward Karun Baral: Threats to selected monkey populations in Tanzania caused by human-monkey interactions. *.
(3) * ECOL 201 (currently fritt emne): Natural. Resource Management in the Tropics. 30 students per year from UMB. Bachelor level.. * ECOL 320 Tropical Field Ecology. 30 students per year from SUA and UMB. Master level.. *.
(4) * Madoffe 1: Submitted manuscript: Preliminary assessment of forest structure, management and carbon stocking in Tanzania miombo woodland. * Lusambo: Will og to TZ next week to discuss * Nzunda: Upstart meeting in July. Report. * Madoffe 2: Upstart meeting in July. Report.. *.
(5) * Our plots are all in the East of TZ. For unknown. reasons our proposals for the West have been turned down * Lack of coordination centrally means that few plots can be used for more than one project * Bad link to, or use of, existing plots * Sometimes not good enough involvement of the Norwegian side on the execution of methods – particularly regarding statistics (only for pure project work). *.
(6) * The general picture of carbon stock indicated that early burning is better for carbon storage than late burning or no burning. The lack of fire reduction strategy overrides the dynamics of forest stand structure and the potential for carbon sequestration by these forests as wildfires appear to be critical across the study area. There is dire need for a comprehensive strategy to reducing forest fires across the miombo biomes which together will help mitigate climate change impacts in Tanzania.. *.
(7) * I dont know about any TZ PhD or master students not. directly involved from the Norwegian side. Will try to get that info when I go there now) * I should have been more involved in methods/statistics when implementing the field plans (NOT the PhD plans but project field work) * Easy access to funds during PhD students field work should be a key in the next stage. TZ account offices works too slow. Field work for PhD students should be funded from the Norwegian side. * One trip to TZ is very far from enough for researchers from the Norwegian side – particularly with 4 projects – strangely divided into 25% funding for each! * Time is not suffisient on my side (25%) * Arranged meetings should be planned well ahead of time and preferably not in late December or Mid-July. *.
(8) * The aim of our research in CCIAM should have. been focused on the efforts of the NGO receiving the REDD money. However, this has not been followed up in most cases in selecting research projects. * In my opinion the REDD money should have been given to strengthen the TZ extension service rather than NGOs. * In my opinion the success of the program will depend on how well the results are being implemented – which depends largely on the extension services in TZ. *.
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