Résultats pour Auteur : "Kativu, Shakie"

Assessing plant utilisation by communities bordering a protected area in Zimbabwe using utilitarian diversity metrics. Dowo G.M., Kativu Shakie, De Garine-Wichatitsky Michel. 2024. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa, 79 (1) : 87-99.

Woody biomass increases across three contrasting land uses in Hurungwe, mid-Zambezi valley, Zimbabwe. Gotore Tatenda, Bowers Samuel, Ndagurwa Hilton G.T., Kativu Shakie, Muchawona Anderson, Mutete Pomerayi, Tembani Mduduzi, Murepa Ruramai, Mureva Admore, Ryan Casey, Gautier Denis, Gazull Laurent. 2023. Southern Forests, 85 (3-4) : 152-161.

Woody plant assemblage and the structure of miombo woodland along a disturbance gradient in Hurungwe, Zambezi Valley, Zimbabwe. Gotore Tatenda, Ndagurwa Hilton G.T., Kativu Shakie, Gautier Denis, Gazull Laurent. 2021. Journal of Forestry Research, 32 (5) : 1867-1877.

Local perceptions of tree diversity, resource utilisation and ecosystem services provision at the periphery of Gonarezhou National Park, Zimbabwe. Mero Dowo Gregory, Kativu Shakie, De Garine-Wichatitsky Michel. 2018. Forests, Trees and Livelihoods, 27 (1) : 1-21.

Health and socio-ecosystems: a pillar of the research platform "production and conservation in partnership" (RP-PCP). Caron Alexandre, Mwenje Eddie, Bourgarel Mathieu, Cornélis Daniel, Guerrini Laure, Kativu Shakie, Fritz Hervé, Matope Gift, Mukamuri Billy B., Mundy Peter J., Mugabe Prisca, De Garine-Wichatitsky Michel. 2016. In : One Health EcoHealth 2016 Congress abstracts. OHEH. Melbourne : OHEH, Résumé, 1 p. International One Health Congress. 4, Melbourne, Australie, 3 Décembre 2016/7 Décembre 2016.

Farming does not necessarily conflict with tree diversity in the mid-Zambezi valley, Zimbabwe. Tambara Edwin, Murwira Amon, Kativu Shakie, Torquebiau Emmanuel. 2012. Agroforestry Systems, 84 (2) : 299-309.