CAWM MWEKA

RESEARCH TITLES AND STUDY AREAS 2019/2020 ACADEMIC YEAR

S/N	NAME	RESEARCH TITLE	STUDY AREA
1.	Damiano F.Doday	Assessment of the partheniumhysterophorous infestation and its associated impact on herbaceous plants	Longido Game Controlled Area
2.	Doreen G Mungure	Diurnal activity pattern of the endemic Udzungwa red colobus monkey (Procolobusgordonorum) park	Udzungwa Mountain National
3.	Dorice Mvukiye	Impact of alien invasive plants on bees diversity	Rau Forest Reserve, Moshi- Kilimanjaro
4.	Edwin WamburaSabora	Influence of land use on habitat preference and distribution pattern of the land snail (Placostylusalbersi)	Mweka Village, Moshi
5.	Jennifer Urio	Occupational trend of artificial nest box by cavity-nesting birds	KINAPA, Tchibo Coffee Plantation and, Mweka Mixed Farming, Kilimanjaro
6.	Kamana J Niganya	Assessment of the factors influencing the magnitude of the impacts ofLantana camaraonthe natural vegetation	Rau Forest Reserve, Moshi- Kilimanjaro
7.	Kefa N. Changarawe	Determination of niche partition between blue monkey and black-and-white Colobus monkey	Rau Forest Reserve, Moshi- Kilimanjaro
8.	Kulwa B. Moranya	Is the presence of olive baboon at Loduare gate time-specific?	Loduare Gate, Ngorongoro Conservation Area
9.	Lolian Kosyando	Effectiveness of mitigation measures for human-wildlife conflict in Enduimet wildlife management	Kitenden, Tingatinga And Ngereiyani Villages
10.	Angel Humphrey Masaki	Herbarium collections deposited at Mweka College: understanding their distribution, conservation status and collection efforts	Mweka College
11.	Kelvin G Mushi	Local community awareness about eco-tourism	Around Mt Meru Forest Reserve, Arusha
12.	Devis Mjuni Kahabuka	Assessment of promotional strategies used by tour companies in marketing tourist products	Arusha City
13.	Esther VicentKimario	Assessment of the influence of e-marketing use in small and medium tourism enterprises	Arusha City
14.	Nzembi James	Perceived negative economic impacts ofcovid-19 in hotels and Tour companies	Arusha City
15.	Abubakari R. Kahana	Anthropogenic disturbance effects on anurans species inhabiting riparian systems	Southern Slope of Mt. Kilimanjaro
16.	Ellen KasakaPonsian	Assessment of knowledge and perceptions of local communities on opportunities and challenges facing beekeeping activities	Around Rau Forest Reserve
17.	Erick Michael Swai	Impact of grazing intensity on bees diversity	Longido Game Controlled Area
18.	Amani Joseph Massoro	Impacts of anthropogenic activities on the riparian zone ofWeruweru river In Kilimanjaro region, Tanzania	Weruweru River in Kilimanjaro
19.	Rowland.M. Kagoro	Perceived economic impacts of covid-19 to mountain crew	Mountain Kilimanjaro
20.	Jerson Acio Inacio Chirindza	Crop damage by birds A case study ofMabogini village	Mabogini Village
21.	Gladness Brighton Mutiganzi	Assessment of the influence of urbanization on the birds' species in Moshi municipal	Moshi Municipal
22.	Mariam Atang'a	The role of tourism in utilizing agricultural products	Magadini and Barabarani Villages an Mto wa Mbu Ward
23.	RajabuYahya Musa	Impacts ofthe public road on ground-dwelling arthropod communities	Ngorongoro Conservation Area
24.	Ms Elizabeth A. Paschal	Assessment of the lake Duluti ecosystem health using amphibians as bio-indicator	Lake Duluti Forest Reserve
25.	Naomi M. Njarabi	Assessment of abundance and diversity of terrestrial invertebrate	Kwakuchinja
26.	Maria T. Matata	The perception of local communities toward electric fencing as a management tool to human-elephant conflict	Western Serengeti
27.	Adam Mohamed	Perceived economic impacts of covid-19 to small tourism-based enterprises in northern circuit Tanzania	Curio Shops in MtoWaMbu Town
28.	Robert M. Dioniz	Assessment of preferred occurrences by lizards between natural and human-modified habitat	Rau Forest Reserve and MjiMpya, Moshi
29.	Bulukay Rikoyan Kosey	Assessment of the economic impacts of COVID-19 pandemic to cultural tourism in the northern tourism circuit ofTanzania	Kilimanjaro and Arusha region
30.	Kelvin M. Loing'ova	Birds diversity in different land uses	Kitenden Wildlife Corridor
31.	Sospeter Yared Mazengo	Assessment of library resources contribution in supporting law enforcement and policy modules	MWEKA
32.	Joseph BulubaKulwa	Social dimension on the infestation ofpartheniumhysterophorus to local communities in selected grazing and farming areas	Kilimanjaro and Arusha, Tanzania
33.	Enock Marwa Nyakeboko	Activity pattern of the Blue monkey (cercopithecusmitisstuhlmanni)	Machame Gate of Kilimanjaro
34.	Justine Mgendi Gideon	The effectiveness ofmagadi bush (suaedamonoica) control methods in Namalok nature reserve.	Namalok Nature Reserve
35.	Mtabuzi Kilongozi	Assessment of Mt. Kilimanjaro porters' perception toward non-government porters' organizations	Kilimanjaro and Arusha regions
36.	Johnson Malisa	Contribution of non-timber forest products on the livelihoods of local communities	Kilimanjaro National Park
37.	Elifuraha Eliamini	Impacts of grazing ungulates on the vegetation structure in small Serengeti	Arusha National Park (ANAPA)
38.	Arnold Emmanuel Kwitema	Diversity And Feeding Guilds Of Ground Dwelling Invertebrates In Disturbed And Undisturbed Riparian Vegetation	Sungu River Of Moshi, Kilimanjaro
39.	Florida Dawson	The diurnal activity pattern ofAfrican rock python in captivity	Meserani Snake Park, Arusha
40.	Michael. I. Ndoinyo	Feeding behaviourof olive baboons (Papioanubis) in semi – provisioned Environment	Ngorongoro Conservation Area
41.	Nyakutanwa William Pamba	Assessment of perches used by the long-tailed cormorant for basking at lake Duluti	Lake Duluti, Arusha
42.	Christina J. Mgonja	Vegetation cover as refuge for ground-dwelling organisms from common fiscal shrike (Laniuscollaris)	Mweka Kilimanjaro
43.	Kelvin I. Kezilahabi	Bee diversity between farmlands and protected area	Arusha National Park and Adjacent Ngongongare Village Farmlands
44.	Thomson Kaheza	Assessment of perch selection on foraging behaviourof common fiscal shrike	Around Mweka Campus
45.	Daudi Mihambo	The use of indigenous plants in treatment of human respiratory diseases
46.	Daniel Peter Kessy	The role of water users in conservation of catchment forest on the southern slopes of mountain Kilimanjaro	Mountain Kilimanjaro
47.	John J. Ngandaku	Assessment of diurnal activity pattern ofNile crocodile in captivity	Kaole Mamba Ranch-Bagamoyo
48.	Einot C. Kivuyo	Examining economic impacts of zoonotic diseases to livestock keepers adjacent Tarangire national park	Tarangire National Park
49.	Isolda Judite Chauque	Contribution of local food-tourism to the local community livelihood, a case ofMoshi and Hai districts	Moshi And Hai Districts
50.	Chesco Afred Mwanyowa	Impacts of human activities on Rau ForestReserve (RFR)	Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
51.	Shelzia Milena Muchanga	Diurnal activity pattern of kirk's dik-dik (Madoquakirkii)	Arusha National Park
52.	Ester Matiku	Assessment of effectiveness of the local communities involved in land uses planning process at Ngorongoro conservation area	Ngorongoro Conservation Area
53.	Tatu Abush Shaibu	Participation of local people in the management ofBurunge Wildlife Management Area	Burunge Wildlife Management Area
54.	Leslie Muhindo	Surviving amidst the COVID-19 pandemic: a case of safari tour operators in Arusha, Tanzania	Arusha, Tanzania
55.	Vicky M. Meikasi	Human–yellow baboon conflicts in villages neighbouring Saadani national park	Saadani National Park
56.	Veronica E Duma	Influence of group size and vegetation type in giraffe activities in Lake Manyara National Park	Lake Manyara National Park
57.	Magreth Ernest Lema	Comparison of millipede abundance and diversity between cultivated and uncultivated land (Machare coffee plantation and shamba la bibi)	MachareCofee Plantation And Shamba La Bibi
58.	Fares Mayengela Kabaka	The influence of altitude on species density of Athalia species of sawflies in the southern slope of mountain Kilimanjaro	Southern Slope Of Mountain Kilimanjaro
59.	Valerius Garase	The contribution of Maasai culture to tourism development	Barabarani Village in MtoWaMbu Ward
60.	Norbert Rafael Shikuzi	Local communities perceptions of tourism development	MtoWaMbu Ward
61.	Magreth G Sanga	Assessment of tipping behaviour in tourism activities	Kilimanjaro National Park
62.	Nyakutunwa William Pamba	Assessment of perches used by the long-tailed cormorant for basking at lake Duluti	Lake Duluti
63.	Denis D Mushi	Comparison of diversity of ground-dwelling invertebrates between disturbed area and undisturbed area	West Kilimanjaro Plantation And Machare Coffees Plantation
64.	Glory Elias Letayo	Perceptions of local community on government's plan to establish wildlife butchers in Tanzania	Mugumu Town In Mara Region
65.	Peter Arushi	Assessment of forest birds species along river	Ubwe River Kilimanjaro
66.	Imani Mosses Nyambure	Assessment of bee pollinators' diversity in organic and inorganic coffee plantation in Kilimanjaro region	Kilimanjaro
67.	Cornas P Kapinga	Altitudinal variation on diversity of macro-invertebrate species along the slope of Sungu stream	Sungu village, Moshi
68.	Robert P Anatory	Assessment of management approaches of fish conservation	NyumbaYaMungu
69.	Ally M Ramadhan	Influence of altitude on flies species (Calliphoridae family) diversityalong the southern slope of Mount Kilimanjaro Tanzania	KINAPA
70.	Daud Mihambo	The use of indigenous plants in treatment of human respiratory disease and the likely conservation impact in Siha district	Siha District
71.	Msika G Rukonge	The effects of pest control methods on the diversity of dipterans	MachareCofee Estate and KiboCofee Plantations
72.	Charles Luchagula	Use of nest boxes by non-bird species in different land uses	KINAPA
73.	Anold E Kwitema	Diversity And Feeding Guilds Of Ground Dwelling Invertebrates In Distribute And Undisturbed Riparian VegetationAlong Sungu River Of Moshi	Sungu River, Moshi
74.	Chris Mbalilaki	Assessment of social-economic consequences of mesquite tree (Prosopisjuliflora) control towards local community in oria village	Oria Village
75.	Uwezeye Monica	Assessing conservation benefits to the local communities	Kilmanjaro National Park
76.	Ewuma Peter	The contribution of tourism to environmental conservation	KiboshoMashariki Ward, Moshi Rural Distric
77.	Acidri Deo	Perceptions of the tourism stakeholders towards wildfire occurrence at Kilimanjaro national park	KINAPA