BSc WLM Semester 2 Field Practical Training in Botany and Ecology at Saadani National Park. Students undertaking Ecological and Botanic Surveys to understand the ecology of the Park and its biodiversity. Practicing Botany and Ecology in the Woodland and grasslands of Saadan National Park Prof. RPC Temu demostrating the best practices for identification and collection of...Read More
The College of Forestry, Wildlife and Tourism, SUA, has recently acquired areas in Ruvuma region for the purpose of enhancing its mission. Among others are two sites Darajambili Campus and Muhuwesi Field area, (wildlife training buffer-zone) specifically targeting the Wildlife Management.In its effort to initiate operationalization of these sites, 91 students of 3rd Year BSc...Read More
Listed here are 98 PhD Position Vacancies at KU Leuven University. Click on each opportunity for details and to apply. KU LEUVEN Centre for IT & IP Law: Legal researcher (m/f) with interest in IP law KU LEUVEN Centre for IT & IP Law: Legal researcher (m/f) with interest in IP law Research Unit KU Leuven...Read More
Speaker: Ms. Emma Jane Lord, Centre for the Study of the Sciences and Humanities, University of Bergen in Norway Date & time: Monday 12th August, 2019 from 10:00 to 11:00 am Location: National Carbon Monitoring Centre (NCMC) Biography Emma is a PhD Candidate at the University of Bergen in Norway, in the Centre for...Read More
First year students pursuing BSc. Forestry 2018/19 are conducting forest botany field practical at SUA Training Forest, Olmotonyi-Arusha on 22nd-26th July 2019. The practical aimed at providing a foundation in identification and classification of different vegetation types and species composition, collection and make herbarium specimens. The practical contents includes identification of vegetation types and their species composition. Exercises...Read More
Partners from Tanzania, Kenya, China and UK are coming together to build capacity so development corridor decision-making can be based on sound scientific evidence and effective use of available planning tools and procedures. The Partnership will build capacity among researchers, practitioners, government and private sector actors to deliver sustainable development corridors in East Africa. This...Read More
On Monday 10th June 2019 College of Forest Wildlife and Tourism (CFWT) hosted a technical workshop to discuss plantation mapping methodologies at the National Carbon Monitoring Center. The workshop was conducted by four partner institutions including Forest Development Trust, University of Turku -Finland, Sokoine University of Agriculture and Forest and Beekeeping Division. The main objective...Read More
The Ester Boserup Prize for Research on Development 2019 will be awarded to Ian Scoones, Professorial Fellow, Institute of Development Studies (IDS). Ian Scoones will give an open lecture titled ‘Why embracing uncertainty means rethinking development’. The Ester Boserup Thesis Prize 2019 will be awarded to Eliezeri Sungusia for the PhD thesis ‘Reproducing Forestry Education, Scientific Authority, and...Read More
The Development Corridors Partnership Project is a South-South research and capacity building collaboration among the UK, Chinese and African institutions. Partners from Tanzania, Kenya, China and UK are coming together to build capacity on decision-making based on a sound scientific evidence and effective use of available planning tools and procedures. The Partnership will build capacity...Read More
On May 27th, 2019, the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Tourism hosted an Alumni Seminar delivered by Dr. Deogratias Rweyongeza from Canada on climate change adaptation. This seminar was examining and prompt discussion on climate change adaptation options in various aspects of forestry. A greater emphasis was much on climate change adaptation in planted forests through selection and...Read More
