RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY:
WORKSHOPS, CONFEREFCES, SEMINARS AND SHORT COURSES ATTENDED
6.1 Joint Workshop on Forestry Research in Tanzania under Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) and Agricultural Univercity of Norway (AUN) Cooperation. SUA, Morogoro, Tanzania,
26 – 30 November, 1990.
6.2 National Seminar on Wetlands of Tanzania. Morogoro, Tanzania. 27 – 29 November, 1991.
6.3 Workshop on Introduction to Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA). SUA, Morogoro, Tanzania. 30 November – 8 December, 1992.
6.4 Workshop on Community Forestry Education and Programmes in East Africa. Mukono, Uganda. 22 – 26 February, 1993.
6.5 Training Workshop – Preparation of Project Monitoring and Evaluation Protocols. Morogoro, Tanzania, 6 – 9 May, 1993.
6.6 Availability of Biodiversity Information in East Africa: National Workshop for Data Collectors. Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology, Dar es Salaam. 11 June, 1993.
6.7 14th Commonwead4h Forestry Conference (including Post-Conference Tour). Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 13 -23 September, 1993.
6.8 1st Tanzania National Agroforestry and Environment Workshop. SUA, Morogoro, Tanzania.
11 – 16 October, 1993.
6.9 Environmental Information Systems Workshop. Morogoro, Tanzania. 18 – 22 October, 1993.
6.10 Workshop on Protected Area Planning for Biodiversity Conservation in Tanzania. Arusha, Tanzania. 15 – 16 December, 1993.
6.11 Workshop on Valuation of Natural Resources. Makerere University, Institute of Environment and Natural Resources, Kampala, Uganda. 21 February – 4 March, 1994.
6.12 SUA 1st Convocation Workshop on Sustainable Agriculture and Conservation of the Environment. SUA, Morogoro, Tanzania. 26 – 27 July, 1994.
6.13 Workshop on Management of Biodiversity Related to Conservation Areas in Tanzania. Trondheim,
Norway. 10 – 12 October, 1994.
6.14 SUA/AUN Workshop on Management of Forest Plantations in Tanzania. Arusha, Tanzania.
4 – 9 September, 1995.
6.15 University Teaching and Learning Improvement Programme (UTILP) Workshop on Teaching and Evaluation MethodoLogy. Kibaha, Tanzania. 18 – 22 September, 1995.
6.16 Planning Workshop to Develop Plan of Action for B.Sc. Degree in Wildlife Management at SUA in Association with CAWM, Mweka. Arusha, Tanzania. 25 – 28 August, 1997.
6.17 Workshop for 25th Anniversary of Professional Forestry Education in Tanzania. Morogoro, Tanzania. 15 – 16 December, 1998.
6.18 Workshop on New Wildlife Research Agenda in Tanzania. Arusha, Tanzania. 13 – 14 October, 1999.
6.19 Special Course on Introduction to Remote Sensing and GIS Application. SUA, Morogoro, Tanzania. 6 -10 December, 1999.
6.20 Orientation Workshop in Forest Ecosystem Conservation and Management. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. 29 February – 1 March, 2000.
6.21 1st Annual Scientific Conference of the Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute. Arusha, Tanzania.
12 – 13 December, 2000.
6.22 Conference on African Wildlife Management in the New Millennium. CAWM, Mweka, Tanzania.
13 – 15 December, 2000.
6.23 WWF Miombo Ecoregion Conservation Vision Workshop. Harare, Zimbabwe. 24 – 27 September, 2001.
6.24 WWF Miombo Ecoregion Conservation National Action Plan Planning Workshop. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. 25 – 26 March, 2002.
6.25 Second University-wide Scientific Conference. Institute of Continuing Education, SUA, Morogoro, Tanzania. 9 -10 May, 2002.
6.26 Workshop on the Giraffe Ear Infection in Mikumi National Park. Mikumi National Park, Tanzania. 5 September, 2002.
6.27 3rd Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute Annual Scientific Conference. Arusha, Tanzania. 3 – 5 December, 2002.
6.28 FSC Stakeholder Workshop of the Kilombero Valley Teak Company. Ifakara, 29 April, 2003.
6.29 Washa ya Kupitia Sheria ya Uhifadhi Wanyamapori Na. 12 ya 1974. Dar es Salaam, 13-14 May, 2003.
6.30 Transboundary Natural Resources Management: Serengeti-Maasai Mara Ecosystem Dialogue Workshop. College of African Wildlife Management Mweka, Moshi. 21-23 June, 2004.
6.31 Sokoine University of Agriculture Semester Review Workshop. Morogoro, Tanzania. 2 – 3 November 2004.
6.32 Workshop on the Functions of Wami River Basin and its Influence on Saadani National Park. Bagamoyo, 26 November, 2004.
6.33 Workshop on Gender Awareness/Capacity Building for Senior Officials of Sokoine University of Agriculture. Morogoro, Tanzania. 8 October, 2005.
6.34 5th Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute Annual Scientific Conference, Arusha, Tanzania. 1 – 3 December, 2005.
6.35 Workshop on the Conservation and Livelihood Challenges of Wild Meat Use and Trade in Refugee Situations in Western Tanzania. Kigoma, Tanzania. 6 October, 2006.
6.36 Workshop on Identification and Management of Environmental Hotspots in Tanzania. Morogoro, Tanzania. 7 – 8 December, 2006.
6.37 Workshop on Sensitization of SUA Researchers and their Partners on Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Rights Issues. Morogoro, Tanzania. 10 January, 2007.
6.38 External Examiners’ Workshop on the Conduct of National Technical Awards (NTA) Examinations. Morogoro, Tanzania. 8 – 9 March, 2007.
6.39 University-wide Workshop on Curricula Review of Sokoine University of Agriculture. Morogoro, Tanzania. 12 – 13 April, 2007.
7. PUBLICATIONS
7.1 Papers in Journals and Proceedings
7.1.1 Maganga, S.L.S. and S.A.O. Chamshama. 1984. Impacts of Wood Harvesting on Soil and Residual Trees in Plantations on Mount Meru, Tanzania. Record No.32, Faculty of Forestry, Sokoine University of Agriculture. 13 p.
7.1.2 Maganga, S.L.S. and R.G. Wright. 1991. Bark‑stripping by blue monkeys in a Tanzanian forest plantation. Tropical Pest Management, 137(2):169‑174.
7.1.3 Chamshama, S.A.O., L.L.L. Lulandala and S.L.S. Maganga. 1992. Research priorities in forest biology. Record No. 53:41‑45. Faculty of Forestry, Sokoine University of Agriculture.
7.1.4 Maganga, S.L.S. and R.G. Wright. 1992. Relationships between fig fruiting and bark‑stripping of plantation trees by blue monkeys. Quarterly Journal of Forestry, 86:168‑172.
7.1.5 Maganga, S.L.S. and R.G. Wright. 1992. Food habits of blue monkeys on Mount Meru, Tanzania. Nature et Faune, 8(4):16‑25.
7.1.6 Schabel, H.G. and S.L.S. Maganga. 1992. Game‑forest conflicts in Tanzania’s protected areas. In Krumpe, E.E. and P.D. Weingart (eds.). Designation and Management of Park and Wilderness Reserves. Proceedings of the 4th World Wilderness Congress. Wilderness Research Center, University of Idaho.
7.1.7 Maganga, S.L.S. 1994. Threats to biodiversity in Tanzania’s protected areas and implications on the environment. In Hatibu et al. (eds.). Proceedings of SUA 1st Convocation Workshop on Sustainable Agriculture and Conservation of the Environment. Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro. p.237‑249.
7.1.8 Maganga, S.L.S. and C. Ng’ona. 1996. Tree damage by humans in Mount Meru Forest Plantations, Tanzania. p.91-98 In: Chamshama, S.A.O. and S. Iddi (eds.). Management of Forest Plantations. Record No. 63 Special Issue, Faculty of Forestry, Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro.
7.1.9 Masoud, T.S. and S.L.S. Maganga. 1996. Effects of grazing of livestock in Mount Meru Forest Plantations, northern Tanzania. Record No. 62, Faculty of Forestry, Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro. 19p.
7.1.10 Munyanziza, E. and S.L.S. Maganga. 1996. Mycorrhiza status in some nurseries in Tanzania: Implications for post-nursery tree establishment. p.12-15 In: Chamshama, S.A.O. and S.Iddi (eds.). Management of Forest Plantations. Record No. 63 Special Issue, Faculty of Forestry, Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro.
7.1.11 Maganga, S.L.S. and G.K. Mbassa. 1996. Prospects of wildlife farming in Tanzania. Tanzania Veterinary Journal, 16(2):52-57.
7.1.12 Nsolomo, V.R., R.P.C. Temu and S.L.S. Maganga. 1997. Watershed development in Tanzania. Presented at The 2nd Danida Workshop on Watershed Management in Tanzania. Iringa, 25 – 26 May, 1997.
7.1.13 Maganga, S.L.S. and K.S. Haule. 1998. The domestication of guineafowl: A case study of Morogoro Municipal, Tanzania. Nature et Faune/Wildlife and Nature, 14(1):14-28.
7.1.14 Maganga, S.L.S. and S.M.S. Malioldo. 1998. Biodiversity and Agroforestry. p.31-34 In: Otysina et al. (eds). Agroforestry and Environment inTanzania. Proceedings of the First Tanzania National Agroforestry and Environment Workshop. Morogoro. 12-16 October 1993.
7.1.15 Munishi, P.K.T., L.G. Norden, S.M.S. Maliondo, S.L.S. Maganga, E.E. Chingonikaya and S.E.Kway. 1998. Land slides on Mlali and Kikundi waters on western Uluguru, Morogoro, Tanzania. p.167-175 In: Chamshama, C.A.O. (ed.). Proceedings of the First Annual Forestry Research Workshop. Record 67 Special Issue. Faculty of Forestry, Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro.
7.1.16 Zacharia, M. and S.L.S. Maganga. 1998. Wildlife conservation and education for the 21st century in Tanzania. P. 44-52 In Ishengoma, R.C. and D.T.K. Shemwetta (eds.). Proceedings of the 25th Anniversary: Professional Forestry Education. Faculty of Forestry and Nature Conservation, Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro.
7.1.17 Kideghesho, J.R. and S.L.S. Maganga. 2000. Loss of wildlife habitats in Tanzania: A need to reverse the trend. Proceedings of the First University-wide Scientific Conference, Volume 3.
7.1.18 Maganga, S.L.S. and J.D.L. Kabigumila. 2001. Role of training and academic institutions in wildlife research and conservation. In: Senzota, R.B.M. and C.O.F. Mlingwa (eds.). Contributed Papers at the Workshop on New Research Agenda in Tanzania. Arusha. 13-14, 1999.
7.1.19 Ndibalema, V.G., S.L.S. Maganga, J.R. Kideghesho and S. N. Hassan. 2001. Wildlife management training in the new millennium in Africa: With emphasis to Tanzania. Proceedings of a Conference on African Wildlife Management in the New Millennium. CAWM, Mweka, Tanzania. 13 – 15 December, 2000.
7.1.20 Maganga, S.L.S. 2002. The socio-ecology of natural resources with reference to wildlife conservation in Tanzania. Kakakuona, 25:5-11.
7.1.21 Haule , K.S., F.M. Johnsen and S.L.S. Maganga. 2002. Striving for sustainable wildlife management: the case of Kilombero Game Controlled Area, TanzAnia. Journal of Environmental Management, 66:31-42.
7.1.22 Mbassa, G.K. and S.L.S. Maganga. 2003. Biological and economic processes in wildlife farming in Tanzania. Proceedings of the Third Annual Scientific Conference, Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute, Arusha. 3-5 December, 2002.
7.1.23 Tarimo, M.T.C., S.L.S. Maganga and J.M. Wambura. 2004. Post-harvest grain losses to birds in and around drying, milling and bagging yards and their control measures in selected areas in Tanzania. In Batamuzi et al. (eds.) Agricultural Technology Development Through Participatory Research. Proceeings of the Third Collaborative Research Workshop, Morogoro. 24-26 May, 2004.
7.1.24 Napegwa, M., S.L.S. Maganga, J.M. Wambura and T.M.C. Tarimo. 2004. Ornithological importance of Mindu dam within Morogoro Municipality, Morogoro, Tanzania. In: Keyyu et al. Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Scientific Conference, Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute, Arusha. 4-6 December, 2003.
7.1.25 Mangora, M.M.W. and S.L.S. Maganga. 2004. The conflicts of wildlife and rural communities
around Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. Nature et Faune/Wildlife and Nature, 20:3-15.
7.1.26 Maganga, S.L.S., T.M.C. Tarimo, F.T. Magayane, E.M. Senkondo and J.R. Kideghesho. 2007. Reconsidering human-wildlife conflicts in communities around wildlife protected areas of Tanzania. Tanzania Journal of Forestry and Nature Conservation, 76:40-49.
7.1.27 R. B. Modest, S.L.S. Maganga, S. N. Hassan, S. B. Mariki and M. Muganda.
2010. Population structure and exploitation of three commercial tree species in Nguru ya
Ndege Forest Reserve, Morogoro – Tanzania. Ethiopian Journal of Environmental Studies and Management, 3(3):41-48.
7.1.28 S. B. Mariki, S. N. Hassan, S. L. S. Maganga, R. B. Modest and F. S. Salehe. 2011. Wildlife-based domestic tourism in Tanzania: Experiences from northern tourist circuit. Ethiopian Journal of Environmental Studies and Management, 4(4):62-73.
7.1.29 Ndibalema, V.G., S.N. Qolli and S.L.S. Maganga. 2014. Effect of elephant browsing on selected
species of Acacia along the Great Ruaha river in Ruaha National Park, Tanzania. Ethiopian Journal
of Environmental Studies and Management 7(2): 124 – 133.
7.1.30 Sabuni, C.A., N. Van Houtte, S.L.S. Maganga, R.H. Makundi, H. Leirs and J.G. Bellocq. 2015.
Development of eight polymorphic microsatellite markers in the black and rufous sengi,
Rynchocyon petersi. Conservation Genetic Resource 7:193-195.
7.1.31 Sabuni, C.A., V. Sludydts, L.S. Mulungu, S.L.S. Maganga, R.H. Makundi and H. Leirs. 2015.
Distribution and ecology of lesser pouched rat, Beamys hindei, in Tanzanian coastal forests.
Integrative Zoology 10:531-542.
7.1.32 Sabuni, C.A., N. Van Houtte, S. Gryseels, S.L.S. Maganga, R.H. Makundi, H. Leirs and J. Goüy de Bellocq. 2016. Genetic structure and diversity of the black and rufous sengi in Tanzanian coastal forests. Journal of Zoology doi: 10.1111/jz. 12384
7.2 Other writings
7.2.1 Maganga, S.L.S. 1985. Influence of Elephants on Woodlands of Tanzania: A Socio-ecological Analysis. M.Sc. Thesis, University of Idaho, USA.
7.2.2 Maganga, S.L.S. 1989. Bark-stripping and Food Habits of Blue Monkeys in a Forest Plantation on Mount Meru, Tanzania. PhD Dissertation, University of Idaho, USA.
7.2.3 Maganga, S.L.S. 1994. Wildlife Ecology and Management ‑ A compendium. (For students). Faculty of Forestry, Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro. 169 p.
7.2.4 Maganga, S.L.S. 1999. Fundamentals of Ecology. (A compendium for students). The Open University of Tanzania, Dar es Salaam. 133 p.
7.2.5 Munishi, L.K. and Maganga, S.L.S. 2003. The Status of the African Elephants in the Mount Kilimanjaro Ecosystem and its Management Implications (Unpublished Report). Nairobi: IUCN/SSC African Elephant Specialist Group.
8. AWARDS AND PRIZES
8.1 Vice Chancellors Prize, 1980 – Best 1st Year B.Sc. Forestry student.
8.2 Taj Mohamed Forestry Prize, 1981 – Best 2nd Year B.Sc. Forestry student.
8.3 University Prize, 1982 – Best 3rd (Final) Year B.Sc. Forestry student.