Ramiro D. Crego

This study maps human encounter risks with dangerous large mammals in Tanzania using spatial overlap of activity signs, showing risk hotspots and suggesting proactive management strategies.

This study examines how community-defined land use plans and their adherence affect wildlife abundance and distribution in a Tanzanian Wildlife Management Area, finding that strict compliance with these plans can enhance conservation outcomes.

The paper examines how habitat fragmentation and disturbance affect the regeneration and persistence of wild olive trees in Ethiopia, finding that disturbance significantly reduces seedling occurrence and persistence.