Wetlands, as one of the most productive natural ecosystems globally, have important roles in
Earth system functioning through supporting biodiversity, storing carbon, recharging …

Wetlands are some of the most productive natural ecosystems in Zimbabwe as they provide
a wide range of goods and services. The article examines spatial and temporal changes in …

The paper assesses local people's perceptions on the impact of drought on wetland
ecosystem services and the associated household livelihood benefits, focusing on the …

Wetland management and conservation is a priority in southern Africa, and urban wetlands
are particularly vulnerable to pollution, development and environmental degradation. This …

The study sought to assess the impacts of land use and land cover (LULC) changes on two
wetland systems (Makuleke and Nylsvley Nature Reserve) in the Limpopo Transfrontier …

Over the past few decades, water quality in aquatic ecosystems has been deteriorating
steadily due to population growth, urbanization and industry expansion, discharge of …

This study critically discusses historical developments in wetland management legislation
through the twentieth century up to present in Zimbabwe, and how the legislative and …

Many rural households derive a variety of direct use goods and services from wetland
ecosystems in many countries, and as such wetlands are their pillar to livelihoods. The …

The paper assesses trends in use of earth observation data in wetland conditions monitoring
and assessment in Zimbabwe from 1980 to 2019. Reviewed literature shows academia and …

This paper explores stakeholders' perceptions of the efficacy of the current policies and
legislation meant to conserve wetlands in the communal areas of Zimbabwe. A …