Lake Tana, the largest lake in Ethiopia, has been severely threatened by water hyacinth
infestation over the last decade, especially along the northeastern shore. Since this invasive …

We contribute to the Science in the Forest, Science in the Past series by investigating the
specific practices of “data science”, a set of contemporary methods associated with large …

Human activities coupled with climate change impacts are becoming the main factors in
decreasing inland surface water quantity and quality, leading to the disturbance of the …

The invasive water hyacinth (WH), Eichhornia crassipes, poses a severe environmental and
economic threat to Ethiopian water bodies, particularly in the Rift Valley water bodies and …

The introduction of water hyacinth poses a serious threat to economic viability of Lake Tana
and its environments. This study aimed to capture the spatial coverage of water hyacinth and …

Lake Tana is Ethiopia's largest lake and is infested with invasive water hyacinth (E.
crassipes), which endangers the lake's biodiversity and habitat. Using appropriate remote …

Monitoring invasive plant species is a crucial task to assess their presence in affected
ecosystems. However, it is a laborious and complex task as it requires vast surface areas …

The lakes are facing anthropogenic pressure and losing its natural characteristics. Hence,
the evaluation of lake water quality is a thrust area of research. The Nani-High Altitude Lake …

Plankton is an integral part of wetland biodiversity and plays a vital role in the functioning of
wetlands. Diversity patterns of plankton in wetlands and factors structuring its community …

Honey bee subspecies originate from specific geographical areas in Africa, Europe and the
Middle East, and beekeepers interested in specific phenotypes have imported genetic …