STUDENTS SUPERVISION:
4.1 Teaching and Students Supervision
4.1.1 Teaching Forestry, Wildlife Management, Animal Science, and Veterinary undergraduate students the following courses: Forest Ecology, Wildlife Management, Wildlife Utilization, Mammalogy, and Principles and Techniques of Wildlife Management.
4.1.2 Teaching graduate or postgraduate students the following courses: Tropical Vegetation and Plant Ecology, Ecology and Tropical Biology, Wildlife Resource Assessment, Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, Socio-ecology of Natural Resources, Wildlife Farming and Ranching, and Sustainable Utilization of Wildlife in the Tropics.
4.1. Teaching Forest and Wildlife Ecology, and Commulity Based Wildlife Management to participants on short courses of Management of Natural Resources and Sustainable Agriculture offered at SUA.
4.1.4 Teaching and supervision of forestry and wildlife conservation aspects to various groups, including the USA based School for International Training (SIT) students.
4.1.5 Part-time lecturer of Fundamentals of Ecology course to undergraduate students of The Open University of Tanzania.
4.1.6 Supervision of many undergraduate special projects.
4.1.7 Supervision of postgraduate M.Sc. and PhD dissertations/theses of students listed below:
i. Sabuni, C.A. Population Ecology of Beamys hindei and Rhynchocyon petersi in Selected Coastal Forests, Tannzania.
ii. Zakayo, F. 2014. Human-crocodile Conflicts in Areas Adjacent to Lake Rukwa and Momba River, Momba District, Tanzania.
iii. Muhe, D.J. 2013. Impact of Community Based Protection and Utilization Project on Land Cover and Wildlife in Wami-Mbiki Wildlife Management Area, Tanzania.
iv. Qolli, S.N. 2011. Effect of Elephant Feeding on Species of Acacia along the Great Ruaha River in Ruaha National Park, Tanzania.
v. Malugu, L.T. 2011. Assessment of Human-elephant Conflicts in Areas Adjacent to Grumeti-Ikorongo Game Reserves, Northern Tanzania.
vi. Kalimba, A. F. 2010. Evaluation of the Implementation of Wildlife Management (WMAs) Concept with Reference to Twatwatwa Pilot WMA, Kilosa District, Tanzania.
vii. Massawe, G. M. 2010. Impacts of Human Activities on the Conservation of Igando-Igawa Wildlife Corridor in Njombe and Mbarali Districts, Tanzania.
viii. Mchetto, J. T. 2010. Insect Abundance and Food Intake by Agama mwanzae in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.
ix. Kauki, G. M. 2010. Abundance and distribution of puku (Kobus vardini) in Kilombero Game Controlled Area.
x. Twaibu, T. 2009. Impact of Tourist Hunting on the Livelihoods of Local Communities around Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania.
xi. Bakari, S. K. 2009. Population Status and Distribution of the Roan Antelope (Hipotragus equines) in Grumeti and Ikorongo Game Reserves,Tanzania.
xii. Masalu, F.I. 2008. Impact of Refugees on Wildlife Habitats and Populations in Burigi and Kimisi Game Reserves, Ngara, Tanzania.
xiii. Sayuni, M. 2006. Factors Affecting Wildlife-based Domestic Tourism in the Northern Tourist Circuit, Tanzania.
xiv. Mahinya, S.G. 2005. Assessment of Ecological Integrity of Land Use Systems Using Birds as Bio-indicators in Malagarasi-Muyovozi Ramsar Site, Western Tanzania.
xv. Ole Meing’ataki, G.O. 2005. Human-Elephant Conflicts and Control Measures around Tarangire National Park, Tanzania.
xvi. Kanyatta, D.G. 2005.Assessment of Human-Wildlife Conflicts in WamiMbiki Wildlife Management Area, Tanzania.
Xvii. Salum. N.W. 2004. Impact of Revenue Retention Scheme on the Management of Protected
Areas in Tanzania: A Case Study of Selous Game Reserve.
xviii. Mayeta, L. 2004.The Role of Local Institutions in Regulating Resource Use and Conflict
Management in Mpanga/Kipengere Game Reserve, Iringa, Tanzania.
xix.Munishi, L.K. 2004. Assessment of the Status of the African Elephant and its Distribution in
Mount Kilimanjaro Ecosystem, Tanzania.
xx. Ngowe, N.M. 2003. The Role of Local Communities in Wildlife Management: A Case Study of
the Serengeti Regional Conservation Project, Tanzania.
xxi. Tangwa, J.L. 2000. Regenerated Woody Plants Species on Recovering Degraded Land at
Mvumi, Dodoma, Tanzania.
xxii. Mndolwa, M.A. 1999. Human Impact on Woody Vegetation in Ruvu North Forest Reserve,Tanzania.
xxiii. Sawe, C.T. 1997. The Regeneration of Status of Indigenous Tree Species in the Forests of
East Usambara Mountains, Tanzania.
4.2 External Examiner
4.2.1 External Examiner, College of African Wildlife Management, Mweka, Tanzania. 1995 – 1997.
4.2.2 External Examiner, Institute of Rural Development Planning, Dodoma, Tanzania. 2005 – 2008.
4.3.3 External Examiner, M.Sc. Students’ Dissertations from the Department of Zoology and Wildlife Conservation, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. (Various)