• Estimation of Above and Belowground Carbon Stocks of Forests: Implications for Sustainable Forest Management and Climate Change Mitigation: A Case Study of Tara Gedam Forest, Ethiopia 

  Gedefaw, Mohammed (2004-05-04)

  The forest ecosystem is an important carbon sink and source containing majority of the above ground terrestrial organic carbon. The status of Tara Gedam forest is declining due to human activities. Sustainable ...
• Land degradation and its impact in the highlands of Ethiopia: Case study in Kutaber wereda, South wollo, Ethiopia 

  Gedefaw, Mohammed; Soromessa, Teshome (205-10-29)
• The status of vetiver grass as a technique for soil and water conservation in Lay Armachiho woreda 

  Teshome, Jigar Yirsaw (2016-05-16)
• Biogas production from cow dung and food waste 

  Gedefaw, Mohammed (2015-08-30)
• Underutilized wild edible plants in the Chilga District, northwestern Ethiopia: focus on wild woody plants 

  Tebkew, Mekuanent; Asfaw, Zebene; Zewudie, Solomon (2014-08-09)

  Background: Ethiopia encompasses an extraordinary number of ecological zones and plant diversity. However, the diversity of plants is highly threatened due to lack of institutional capacity, population pressure, land ...
• Forest Carbon Stocks in Woody Plants of Tara Gedam Forest: Implication for Climate Change Mitigation 

  Gedefaw, Mohammed; Soromessa, Teshome; Belliethathan, Satishkumar (2014-03-03)

  The global climate changes become an environmental problem in today’s modern world because of the change in global weather pattern. The main cause of climate change is anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions of carbon dioxide ...
• Status and Woody Plant Species Diversity in Tara Gedam Forest, Northern Ethiopia 

  Gedefaw, Mohammed; Soromessa, Teshome (2014-06-03)

  The study was conducted in Tara Gedam forest with the objective of determining the status and the woody plant species diversity of Tara Gedam forest so as to recommend the conservation of the forest and rehabilitation of ...
• Environmental and Medicinal value analysis of Moringa (Moringa oleifera) tree species in Sanja, North Gondar, Ethiopia 

  Gedefaw, Mohammed (2004-02-03)

  This study was conducted in Sanja district that aimed on the, Environmental and Medicinal value analysis of Moringa (Moringa oleifera) tree species. The study aimed to assess the roles of Moringa (Moringa oleifera) tree ...
• Wild and semi-wild edible plants in Chilga District, Northwestern Ethiopia: Implication for food security and climate change adaptation 

  Tebkew, Mekuanent (2015-09-18)
• Assessing Tthe current status of Solid Waste Management of Gonder Town,Ethiopia 

  Gedefaw, Mohammed (2015-09-04)
• EFFECT OF ORGANIC AND INORGANIC FERTILIZERS ON SELECTED SOIL CHEMICAL PROPERTIES AND MAIZE (Zea mays L.) YIELD AT DEMBIA WOREDA, NORTH GONDAR, ETHIOPIA 

  Demissie, Tadesse (2017-06-30)
• Estimation of Above and Belowground Carbon Stocks of Forests: Implications for Sustainable Forest Management and Climate Change Mitigation: A Case Study of Tara Gedam Forest, Ethiopia 

  Mohammed Gedefaw (2015-10-20)

  The forest ecosystem is an important carbon sink and source containing majority of the above ground terrestrial organic carbon. The status of Tara Gedam forest is declining due to human activities. Sustainable management ...
• Underutilized wild edible plants in the Chilga District, northwestern Ethiopia: focus on wild woody plants 

  Mekuanent Tebkew , Zebene Asfaw ,Solomon Zewudie (2014-04-06)

  Background:Ethiopia encompasses an extraordinary number of ecological zones and plant diversity. However, the diversity of plants is highly threatened due to lack of institutional capacity, population pressure, land ...
• Assessing The Current Status Of Solid Waste Management Of Gondar Town, Ethiopia 

  Mohammed Gedefaw (2015-09-09)

  Ethiopia is facing rapid urbanization leading to overcrowding and the development of slums and informal settlements with poor waste management practices. Urban dwellers generally consume more resources ...
• Forest Carbon Stocks in Woody Plants of Tara Gedam Forest: Implication for Climate Change Mitigation 

  Mohammed Gedefaw , Teshome Soromessa , Satishkumar Belliethathan (2014-03-25)

  The global climate changes become an environmental problem in today’s modern world because of the change in global weather pattern. The main cause of climate change is anthropogenic greenhouse ...
• Status and Woody Plant Species Diversity in Tara Gedam Forest, Northern Ethiopia 

  Mohammed Gedefaw, Teshome Soromessa (2014-06-24)

  The study was conducted in Tara Gedam forest with the objective of determining the status and the woody plant species diversity of Tara Gedam forest so as to recommend the conservation of the forest and rehabilitation ...
• Land degradation and its impact in the highlands of Ethiopia: Case study in Kutaber wereda, South wollo, Ethiopia 

  Mohammed Gedefaw , Teshome Soromessa (2015-11-25)

  In Ethiopia, more than 85% of the populations are dependent on the agricultural economy. However, the productivity of that economy is being seriously eroded by unsustainable land management practices especially, the ...
• Environmental and Medicinal value analysis of Moringa (Moringa oleifera) tree species in Sanja, North Gondar, Ethiopia. 

  Mohammed Gedefaw (2015-07-25)

  This study was conducted in Sanja district that aimed on the, Environmental and Medicinal value analysis of Moringa (Moringa oleifera) tree species. The study aimed to assess the roles of Moringa (Moringa oleifera) tree ...
• The status of vetiver grass as a technique for soil and water conservation in Lay Armachiho woreda 

  Jigar Yirsaw Teshome (2016-07-30)

  Soil erosion is one of the most severe problems affecting the agriculture sector in Ethiopia. Vetiver grass has been introduced by NGO’s in Lay Armachiho woreda as a biological soil and water ...
• Biogas production from cow dung and food waste 

  Mohammed Gedefaw (2015-08-30)

  The present study was based on a pilot biogas plant of 6 m 3 installed at College of Agriculture and Rural Transformation campus in University of Gondar. The ideal feed size for food waste was 2.5 ...

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