Vol. 8, No. 3 (2018), Environment and Natural Resources Research

• • Traditional Biodiversity Conservation Strategy As A Complement to the Existing Scientific Biodiversity Conservation Models in Ghana
  • •  Dickson Adom   
    • p1
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• • Litterfall and Nutrient Returns in the Rainforest of Southwestern Cameroon: Some Implications for Tropical Forest Productivity
  • •  Mary E. Ngaiwi   
    •  Ernest L. Molua   
    •  Andrew E. Egbe   
    • p25
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• • Perception of Farmers on Conservation Agriculture for Climate Change Adaptation in Namibia
  • •  M. Taapopi   
    •  J. M. Kamwi   
    •  N. Siyambango   
    • p33
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• • Changing Landscapes Forest: Implications for its Conservation
  • •  James Rodríguez-Echeverry   
    •  Rodrigo Fuentes   
    •  Margareth Leiton   
    •  Edilia Jaque   
    • p44
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• • Economic and Technical Evaluation of Different Irrigation Systems for Date Palm Farming System in the GCC Countries: Case of Oman
  • •  Boubaker Dhehibi   
    •  Mohamed Ben Salah   
    •  Aymen Frija   
    •  Aden Aw-Hassan   
    •  Hamdane El Ouhibi   
    •  Youssef M. Al Raisi   
    • p55
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• • Butterfly Diversity: An Indicator for Environmental Health within Tarkwa Gold Mine, Ghana
  • •  Rosina Kyerematen   
    •  Samuel Adu-Acheampong   
    •  Daniel Acquah-Lamptey   
    •  Roger Sigismund Anderson   
    •  Erasmus H. Owusu   
    •  Jones Mantey   
    • p69
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• • CoBAGNPS: A Toolbox to Estimate Sediment Removal Efficiency of WASCoBs–Pipe Risers and Blind Inlets
  • •  Anand K. Gupta   
    •  Ramesh P. Rudra   
    •  Bahram Gharabaghi   
    •  Prasad Daggupati   
    •  Gary Parkin   
    •  Pradeep K Goel   
    •  Rituraj Shukla   
    • p84
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• • Does the Date of Burning Affect Carbon and Nutrient Losses in a Humid Savanna of West Africa?
  • •  Aya B. N Dri   
    •  Louis N. Konan   
    • p102
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• • Investigation of Permeable Pavement Implementation in Baghdad Using PCSWMM Model
  • •  Hayat Kareem Shukur Azawi   
    •  Dawood Eisa Sachit   
    • p117
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• • Hydrogeochemical Characterization of Dug Well Water and Its Suitability for Domestic Water Supply in the Village of Passakongo, Dedougou municipality, Burkina Faso
  • •  Aboubakar Sako   
    •  Saga Sawadogo   
    •  Moise Yoni   
    •  Mamadou Nimi   
    •  Ousseni Zongo   
    •  Ousmane Bamba   
    • p126
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• • Use of RESRAD-Onsite 7.2 Code to Assess Environmental Risk around Tudor Shaft Mine Tailing Sites
  • •  Raymond Limen Njinga   
    •  Victor Makondelele Tshivhase   
    • p138
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• • Characteristics of Human-Wildlife Conflicts in Kenya: Examples of Tsavo and Maasai Mara Regions
  • •  Joseph M. Mukeka   
    •  Joseph O. Ogutu   
    •  Erustus Kanga   
    •  Eivin Roskaft   
    • p148
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• • Response of Four Shrub Species to Different Water Source Components in an Arid Environment
  • •  A. Wagner   
    •  D. A. Devitt   
    •  B. Bird   
    •  R. Jasoni   
    •  J. A. Arnone III   
    • p166
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• • Bioaccumulation of Trace Elements in the Organisms of Benthic Communities in the Reducing Environments of the Sea of Okhotsk
  • •  Sergey V. Galkin   
    •  Liudmila L. Demina   
    • p182
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• • Apportionment of Funds to Mining-Impacted Communities within Forest Reserve Environments in Ghana
  • •  Gordon Foli   
    •  George Obeng   
    •  Michael Adjaloo   
    •  Donald Amrago   
    •  Ebenezer Mensah   
    • p193
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• • Isolation and Characterization of Plant Growth Promoting Bacteria Isolated from Andean Soil as Potential Inoculants of Soybean Seeds
  • •  Carolina Belfiore   
    •  Ana P. Santos   
    •  Manuel Contreras   
    •  Maria E. Farias   
    • p203
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• • Non-Forest Woody Vegetation (Scattered Greenery) Case Study of the Samopse Settlement, Czech Republic
  • •  Zuzana Vondra Krupkova   
    • p214
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• • Reviewer Acknowledgements for Environment and Natural Resources Research, Vol. 8, No. 3
  • •  Emily Lin   
    • p236
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