To ensure that research conducted by researchers from the Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) and other institutions is beneficial to society, the University, through the Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience in Tropical Drylands (CLARITY) Research Project, has provided training to young researchers, including SUA students, on how to collect and process data to produce quality research....Read More
The College of Forestry, Wildlife, and Tourism Postgraduate Committee is pleased to announce the successful PhD defense by Mr. James Ssuuna on his thesis titled “Effect of Forest Disturbances on Rodent Population Dynamics.” at the Department of Wildlife Management Let us join hands in cordially congratulating Dr. Ssuuna on this remarkable achievement. Congratulations, Dr. SsuunaRead More
Miss. Nandera Lolila, Assistant Lecturer, Department of Forest Engineering and Wood Sciences The College of Forestry, Wildlife, and Tourism extends its heartfelt congratulations to Miss. Nandera Lolila for winning a prize worth TZS 29,920,000 to support her research titled “Application of remote sensing data and GIS for landslide risk assessment as an environmental threat to...Read More
Mr. Gilbert Temba, Assistant Lecturer, Department of Forest Engineering and Wood Sciences The College of Forestry, Wildlife, and Tourism extends its heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Gilbert Temba for winning a prize worth TZS 29,999,180 to support his research titled “Quantifying Timber Loss to Promote Sustainable Utilization in Plantation Forests: A Case Study of the Northern...Read More
In a symbolic and inspiring event held at the office of the Head of the Department of Wildlife Management, student leaders of the 2024 Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Management final-year cohort were awarded certificates of appreciation. These students had demonstrated exemplary leadership during their field practical training across various protected areas in Tanzania. The practical...Read More
Resin extraction from Pinus patula plantations (image credit, cfwt) What does one think walking in the fire trails of this big Pinus Patula plantation? Well, of course, some may think of timber, and some go even further to think of ecosystem services like carbon sequestration and water purification. But are these the only products one...Read More
Apply for student mobility with the ERASMUS-programme Winter semester 2025/26 and study one semester at the Department of Geography, University of Bonn (Germany) Click here for Requirements and application procedures Visit the link bellow to learn more on Experiences from students previously participated in the mobility ERASMUS Students Embrace Learning and Exploration in Bonn,...Read More
This guide will take you through the essential cultivation techniques for Pinus patula tree specie Source: DOI: Pinus patula Plantations in Africa: An Overview of Its Silvicultural Traits and Use under SDG For more information on Nursery raising, Planting, Weeding, Pruning, Stocking, and site effect on productivity visit the link below; Quality, Stocking and yield of...Read More
Pinus patula, commonly known as the Mexican weeping pine, is a tree species native to the highlands of Mexico. It thrives in altitudes ranging from 1,800 to 2,700 meters above sea level and is known for its spreading leaves and resilience to moderate drought conditions. The journey of Pinus patula to Africa began in the...Read More
Jumuiya ya SUA pamoja na Ndaki ya Misitu, Wanyamapori na Utalii kwa ujumla inapenda kuchukua nafasi hii kumpongeza Prof. Emmanuel Luoga kwa kuteuliwa na Mheshimiwa Raisi wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania kuwa sehemu ya Tume ya Raisi ya kutathmini kuhusu Mgogoro wa Ardhi katika Hifadhi ya Ngorongoro.Read More
