Lake Tana, Ethiopia's largest lake, has a remarkable and conservation-worthy assemblage
of fish species, requiring fisheries management for sustainable exploitation. However, due to …

Abstract The Upper Blue Nile basin is considered as the lifeline for∼ 250 million people and
contributes∼ 50 Gm 3/year of water to the Nile River. Poor land management practices in …

In the past decade, machine learning methods for empirical rainfall–runoff modeling have
seen extensive development and been proposed as a useful complement to physical …

Abstract Study region The Lake Tana sub-basin, upper Blue Nile, Ethiopia Study focus The
Lake Tana sub-basin is one of the agricultural growth corridors for Ethiopia's ambitious plan …

Surface water, which is changing constantly, is a crucial component in the global water
cycle, as it greatly affects the water flux between the land and the atmosphere through …

Human activities coupled with climate change impacts are becoming the main factors in
decreasing inland surface water quantity and quality, leading to the disturbance of the …

Climate change impacts on the water cycle can severely affect regions that rely on
groundwater to meet their water demands in the mid-to long-term. In the Lake Tana basin …

Abstract Study region Central Rift Valley Lakes sub-basin, Ethiopia. Study focus The
competition for water is rapidly increasing in Central Rift Valley lakes sub-basin due to the …

The extensive water resources development plan that Ethiopia has recently embarked on
encompasses all major river basins, including the Abbay Basin where Didessa Sub-basin is …

The Nile basin ecosystem is under stress due to rapid population growth, inefficient
utilization of resources, climate change, and persistent conflicts among riparian countries …