Martha Konje
Kenyatta University, Department Of Plant Sciences, P.o Box 43844 - 00100, Nairobi, Kenya
Spatio-temporal Variation In Forage Production In A Key Resource Area In Succulent Karoo Rangeland, South Africa
For herbivores to survive in arid rangelands, they largely depend on landscapes that act as grazing reserves during the dry seasons. In Richtersveld National Park, the dry season forage consists of browse from tree branches, litter and grass that grow along the Orange River. The aim of the study was to determine how browse production by tree species along the

Martha Konje
Biological Sciences Department, Kibabii University, P.o Box 1699-50200, Bungoma, Kenya
Impact Of Anthropogenic Activities On Tree Species Density And Stem Size Distribution In Kisere Fragment Of The Kakamega Forest, Kenya
Tropical rain forests are under intense exploitation by humans because of their subsistence and commercial values. This study was carried out in Kisere Forest, to determine the impact of anthropogenic activities on density and stem size distribution of tree species. Data on forest use were collected using questionnaires. Tree species data was sampled using quadrats of 20 m x 20

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