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1: The Western Indian Ocean: A Wealth of Life-Supporting Ecosystem Goods and Services
2: Species composition of fisheries resources of the Tana and Sabaki estuaries in the Malindi-Ungwana Bay, Kenya
3: Are peri-urban mangroves vulnerable? An assessment through litter fall studies
4: The importance of the Thukela River Estuary, East Coast of South Africa, for the biology of the near-shore environment and associated human aspects: a review
5: The mangroves of Ambanja and Ambaro Bays, northwest Madagascar: Historical dynamics, current status and deforestation mitigation strategy
6: Tana Delta and Sabaki Estuaries of Kenya: freshwater and sediment input, upstream threats and management challenges
7: Integrated Water Resources Management in a Changing Climate: the Implication of Anthropogenic activities on the Tana and Athi/Sabaki Rivers Water System for Sustainable Development
8: The socioeconomic causes and impacts of modification of Tana River flow regime
9: Hydrodynamic Modelling on Transport, Dispersion and Deposition of Suspended Particulate Matter in Pangani Estuary, Tanzania
10: Tanzanian reef building corals may succumb to bleaching events: Evidences from coral-Symbiodinium symbioses
11: Estuarine Environmenta l and Socio-economic Impacts Associated with Upland Agricultural Irrigation and Hydropower Developments: The Case of Rufiji and Pangani Estuaries, Tanzania
12: The Rufiji Estuary: Climate Change, Anthropogenic Pressures, Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptive Management Strategies
13: Small estuarine and non-estuarine mangrove ecosystems of Tanzania: overlooked coastal habitats?
14: Limpopo estuary mangrove transformation, rehabilitation and management
15: Re-thinking estuarine ecosystem governance in the WIO region
16: Mapping Factors That Contribute to Coral Reef Resilience Using in situ and Satellite Data in East Africa
17: Coral recruitment and coral reef resilience on Pemba Island, Tanzania
18: The hydrodynamics of the Incomati Estuary
an alternative approach to estimate the minimum environmental flow
19: Estuary Management in South Africa
an overview of the challenges and progress made to date
20: Future Outlook: The Importance of a Science and Ecosystem-based Approach for the Sustainable Management of Estuaries and Their Life-Supporting Ecosystem Services in the Western Indian Ocean.
2: Species composition of fisheries resources of the Tana and Sabaki estuaries in the Malindi-Ungwana Bay, Kenya
3: Are peri-urban mangroves vulnerable? An assessment through litter fall studies
4: The importance of the Thukela River Estuary, East Coast of South Africa, for the biology of the near-shore environment and associated human aspects: a review
5: The mangroves of Ambanja and Ambaro Bays, northwest Madagascar: Historical dynamics, current status and deforestation mitigation strategy
6: Tana Delta and Sabaki Estuaries of Kenya: freshwater and sediment input, upstream threats and management challenges
7: Integrated Water Resources Management in a Changing Climate: the Implication of Anthropogenic activities on the Tana and Athi/Sabaki Rivers Water System for Sustainable Development
8: The socioeconomic causes and impacts of modification of Tana River flow regime
9: Hydrodynamic Modelling on Transport, Dispersion and Deposition of Suspended Particulate Matter in Pangani Estuary, Tanzania
10: Tanzanian reef building corals may succumb to bleaching events: Evidences from coral-Symbiodinium symbioses
11: Estuarine Environmenta l and Socio-economic Impacts Associated with Upland Agricultural Irrigation and Hydropower Developments: The Case of Rufiji and Pangani Estuaries, Tanzania
12: The Rufiji Estuary: Climate Change, Anthropogenic Pressures, Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptive Management Strategies
13: Small estuarine and non-estuarine mangrove ecosystems of Tanzania: overlooked coastal habitats?
14: Limpopo estuary mangrove transformation, rehabilitation and management
15: Re-thinking estuarine ecosystem governance in the WIO region
16: Mapping Factors That Contribute to Coral Reef Resilience Using in situ and Satellite Data in East Africa
17: Coral recruitment and coral reef resilience on Pemba Island, Tanzania
18: The hydrodynamics of the Incomati Estuary
an alternative approach to estimate the minimum environmental flow
19: Estuary Management in South Africa
an overview of the challenges and progress made to date
20: Future Outlook: The Importance of a Science and Ecosystem-based Approach for the Sustainable Management of Estuaries and Their Life-Supporting Ecosystem Services in the Western Indian Ocean.