In 1951, the then colonial authority in Tanganyika gazetted an area approximately 3,276 square kilometres in north-eastern Tanzania called the Mkomazi Game Reserve (MGR). Despite its gazetted status, many pastoralists were allowed to exploit pastures and other range resources from MGR. Some twenty years later, a study commissioned by the Government of Tanzania found MGR to be in a degraded state for which the huge influx of pastoralists and game poachers were blamed. This study recommended among other things that pastoralists within MGR be evicted to allow its ecosystem to recover. The..
People and animals have co-evolved with intact, unfragmented rangelands in most drylands of the worl...
An empirical study was carried out in Mkata plains, eastern Tanzania in order to establish factors d...
Peasant-pastoralists land use conflict remains to be the most serious resource-use conflict in Tanza...
The pastoral areas of Tanzania have been experiencing increasing land-use pressure and out-migratio...
A DISSERTATION SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIE...
The scarcity and degradation of land resources in rural African environments threatens human securit...
The study that aimed at understanding the dynamics of forced livestock movements and pastoral liveli...
Environment degradation, loss of grazing lands, high grazing intensities and drought in northern re...
A socio-economic study was conducted in the lower Kagera sub-basin in North Western Tanzania to asse...
An assessment of land use conflicts was conducted in 2005 in three semi-arid villages adjacent to t...
Peasant-pastoralists land use conflict remains to be the most serious resource-use conflict in Tanz...
Journal of Advances in Social Science and Humanities, Vol. 2, Issue. 12, Dec 2016It is worthwhile to...
Book chapter 7, pp. 125-148Farmer-pastoralist conflicts have been reported in many parts of Africa, ...
This study applies a qualitative approach in examining the stakeholder perspectives on the causes an...
A Thesis 2019Recurrent conflicts between farmers and pastoralists have brought significant impact o...
People and animals have co-evolved with intact, unfragmented rangelands in most drylands of the worl...
An empirical study was carried out in Mkata plains, eastern Tanzania in order to establish factors d...
Peasant-pastoralists land use conflict remains to be the most serious resource-use conflict in Tanza...
The pastoral areas of Tanzania have been experiencing increasing land-use pressure and out-migratio...
A DISSERTATION SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIE...
The scarcity and degradation of land resources in rural African environments threatens human securit...
The study that aimed at understanding the dynamics of forced livestock movements and pastoral liveli...
Environment degradation, loss of grazing lands, high grazing intensities and drought in northern re...
A socio-economic study was conducted in the lower Kagera sub-basin in North Western Tanzania to asse...
An assessment of land use conflicts was conducted in 2005 in three semi-arid villages adjacent to t...
Peasant-pastoralists land use conflict remains to be the most serious resource-use conflict in Tanz...
Journal of Advances in Social Science and Humanities, Vol. 2, Issue. 12, Dec 2016It is worthwhile to...
Book chapter 7, pp. 125-148Farmer-pastoralist conflicts have been reported in many parts of Africa, ...
This study applies a qualitative approach in examining the stakeholder perspectives on the causes an...
A Thesis 2019Recurrent conflicts between farmers and pastoralists have brought significant impact o...
People and animals have co-evolved with intact, unfragmented rangelands in most drylands of the worl...
An empirical study was carried out in Mkata plains, eastern Tanzania in order to establish factors d...
Peasant-pastoralists land use conflict remains to be the most serious resource-use conflict in Tanza...