Unsustainable timber management, primarily via Conventional selective Logging (CL), has
resulted in severe habitat degradation and biodiversity loss. Sustainable techniques …

We conducted surveys at 14 locations in western Uganda to generate baseline data on the
diversity and community structure of herpetofauna before the area is significantly impacted …

Soil macronutrient availability is one of the abiotic controls that alters the exchange of
greenhouse gases (GHGs) between the soil and the atmosphere in tropical forests …

Understanding of how biodiversity can recover after anthropogenic disturbances, such as
selective logging, is important for planning conservation strategies for tropical forests and for …

Tropical deforestation for fertilizer-based agriculture has greatly increased in the last
decades resulting in significant greenhouse gas (GHG; carbon dioxide (CO 2), methane (CH …

The amphibian communities in Africa's tropical forests are of global conservation
importance, but disturbances derived from anthropological activities threaten to dismantle …

Fertilizer‐intensive sugarcane plantations are expanding in sub‐Saharan Africa (SSA)
amidst increased groundwater pollution and carbon footprint concerns. Yet, the impact of …

In a recent molecular study, the pygmy chameleon Rhampholeon boulengeri Steindachner,
1911 was shown to contain six genetically distinct, but phenotypically cryptic lineages …

Soil macronutrient availability (particularly nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P)) is a crucial
abiotic control for the cycling of carbon (C) and N in terrestrial ecosystems. However …