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  • Adamowicz, W., Luckert, M. & Veeman, M. 1997.  Issues in using valuation
    techniques cross-culturally: three cases in Zimbabwe using contingent
    valuation, observed behaviour and derived demand techniques. 
    Commonwealth Forestry Review pp 194-197.

  • Ayling, R., Campbell, B., Frost, P., Goebel, A., Gunda, W., Mukamuri, B.,
    Murray, E. & Veeman, M. 1998.  Valuing the woodland resources of savanna
    regions: a conceptual model of woodland use and change.  In:  P. Mushove,
    M. Mubaiwa, M. Mukwekwerere & C. Pfukwa (eds) Forestry in a Changing Political Environment: Challenges for the 21st Century.  Proceedings of the 15th
    Commonwealth Forestry Conference. Forestry Commission, Harare.

  • Bird, M. I., Moyo, C., Veenendaal, Lloyd, J. & Frost, P. 1999. Stability of
    elemental carbon in savanna soil. Global Biocheochemical Cycles 15: 923-932.

  • Bird, M. I., Veenendaal, E. M., Moyo, C., Lloyd, J. & Frost, P. 2000. Effect of fire
    and soil texture on soil carbon in a sub-humid savanna (Matopos, Zimbabwe)
    . Geoderma 94:71-90

  • Bradley, P.N. & Campbell, B.M. 1998. Who plugged the gap? Re-examining
    the woodfuel crisis in Zimbabwe. Energy and Environment 9: 235-255.

  • Braedt, O. & Standa-Gunda, W. 2000. Woodcraft markets in Zimbabwe.
    International Tree Crops Journal 10: 367-384.

  • Campbell, B.M. (ed.) 1996. The Miombo in Transition: Woodlands and Welfare
    in Africa.
    Centre for International Forestry Research, Bogor.  266 pp.

  • Campbell, B. 1997.  CIFOR book launch of miombo woodlands work. 
    CIFOR News
    15:2.

  • Campbell, B., Bradley, P.N. & Carter, S.E. 1997. Sustainability and peasant
    farming systems: Some observations from Zimbabwe. Agriculture and Human
    Values
    14: 159-168.

  • Campbell, B., Butler, J., Mapaure, I., Vermeulen, S. & Mushove, P. 1996.
    Elephant damage and safari hunting in Pterocarpus angolensis woodland.
    African Journal of Ecology. 34: 380-388.

  • Campbell, B.M., Byron, N., Hobane, P., Madzudzo, E., Matose, F. & Wily,
    L. 1998. Can CAMPFIRE go beyond elephant? IES Policy Briefs 1. Institute of Environmental Studies, University of Zimbabwe. 2 pp.

  • Campbell, B.M., Byron, N., Hobane, P., Matose, F., Madzudzo, E. & Wily,
    L. 1998. Taking CAMPFIRE beyond wildlife: What is the potential? In:
    N. Christoffersen, B. Campbell  & J. du Toit (eds) Communities and
    Sustainable Use: Pan-African Perspectives
    , pp. 57-71. The World Conservation
    Union, IUCN Regional Office for Southern Africa, Harare, Zimbabwe. 187 pp.

  • Campbell, B. M., Byron, N.,  Hobane, P., Matose, F., Madzudzo, E.  & Wily, L.
    1999. Moving to local control of woodland resources - can CAMPFIRE go
    beyond the mega-fauna? Society  and Natural Resources 12: 501-509.

  • Campbell, B.M., Doré, D., Luckert, M., Mukamuri, B. & Gambiza, J. 2000.
    Economic comparisons of livestock production in communal grazing lands in
    Zimbabwe. Ecological Economics 33: 413-438.

  • Campbell, B., Chikandiwa, F., Nobane, N. & Remme, F. 1997. Forestry Activities
    and Extension in the Communal Lands of Zimbabwe
    . Forestry Extension
    Services and Institute of Environmental Studies. 99 pp.

  • Campbell, B., Frost, P. & Byron, N. 1996. Miombo woodlands and their use:
    overview and key issues. In: B. Campbell (ed.) The Miombo in Transition:
    Woodlands and Welfare in Africa
    , pp. 1-10. Centre for International Forestry
    Research, Bogor, Indonesia.

  • Campbell, B.M., Frost, P., Kirchmann, H. & Swift, M.J. 1998. A survey of soil
    fertility management in small-scale farming systems in north-eastern Zimbabwe
    Journal of Sustainable Agriculture 11:19-40.

  • Campbell, B., Frost, P., Goebel, A., Standa-Gunda, W., Mukamuri, B., & Veeman
    , M. 2000. A conceptual model of woodland use and change in Zimbabwe.
    International Tree Crops Journal
    10: 347-366.

  • Campbell, B.M., Luckert, M. & Scoones, I. 1997. Local-level valuation of
    savanna resources: a case study from Zimbabwe. Economic Botany. 51:59-77.

  • Campbell, B.M. & Mukamuri, B. (1996) Review of Booth et al. 1994. State of
    the Environment in Southern Africa. Journal of Applied Science of Southern Africa
    1: 196.

  • Campbell, B. & Musvoto, C. 1997.  Resource integration: an assessment of
    mango leaf litter as a soil amendment on smallholder farms in Zimbabwe. 

    TSBF Report 1996. pp32-33.

  • Campbell, B. M., Sithole, B., Cavendish, W., Frost P. & Makamuri, B. 1999.
    Peace parks, international aspirations vs. local agendas. IES Policy Briefs 2.
    Institute of Environmental Studies, University of Zimbabwe. 2pp.

  • Campbell, B., Sithole, B., & Frost, P. 2000. CAMPFIRE experiences in Zimbabwe
    . Science 287, 42-43.

  • Campbell, B.M., Swift, M.J., Frost, P.G.H., & Kirchmann, H. 1998. Comparative
    ecosystem characteristics of a miombo woodland and an adjacent agricultural
    field (Zimbabwe), p 201-226.  In:  L. Bergstrom & H. Kirchmann (eds) 
    Carbon and Nutrient Dynamics in Natural and Agricultural Tropical Ecosystems
    .
    CAB International, U.K.

  • Campbell, B.M., Vermeulen, S. & Matzke, G.E. 1996.  The consumption of wood
    by rural households in Gokwe Communal Area, Zimbabwe.  Human Ecology 24:
    479-491.

  • Carter, S. 1997.  Biological management of soil fertility in small-scale farming
    systems of tropical Africa. TSBF report 1996. pp16-20.

  • Chidumayo, E. & Frost, P. 1996. Population biology of miombo trees. In:
    B. Campbell (ed.) The Miombo in Transition: Woodlands and Welfare in Africa,
    pp. 59-71. Centre for International Forestry Research, Bogor, Indonesia.

  • Chipindu, B., Wright, A., Simukanga, S., Hicks, K. & Kuylenstierna, J. (eds).
    1998.  Proceedings of the Harare Policy Dialogue on Prevention and Control
    of Regional Air Pollution in Southern Africa and its likely Transboundary Effects.

  • Chirara, C., Frost, P. G. H. & Gwarazimba, V. E. 1999. Grass defoliation
    affecting survival and growth of seedlings of Acacia karroo, an encroaching
    species in southwestern Zimbabwe. African Journal of Range & Forage Science
    15, 41-47.

  • Chivaura-Mususa, C., Jarvis, N.J. & Campbell, B.M. 1998.  Maize crop yields
    under individual scattered trees. In:  S.R. Waddington, H.K. Murwira,
    J.D.T. Kumwenda, D. Hikwa and F. Tagwira (eds) Soil Fertility Research for
    Maize-Based Farming Systems in Malawi and Zimbabwe
    .  Proceedings of the
    Soil Fertility Network Results and Planning Workshop.  CIMYTT, Harare

  • Chivaura-Mususa, C.C., & Campbell, B.M. 1998. The influence of scattered
    Parinari curatellifolia and Acacia sieberana trees on soil nutrients in a
    grassland pasture and in arable fields, p 191-200. In:  Bergstrom, L.
    & Kirchmann, H. (eds) Carbon and nutrient dynamics in natural and
    agricultural tropical ecosystems. CAB International, U.K.

  • Christoffersen, N., Campbell, B. & Du Toit, J. 1998. Communities and
    Sustainable Use: Pan-African Perspectives
    . The World Conservation Union,
    IUCN Regional Office for Southern Africa, Harare, Zimbabwe. 187 pp.

  • Chuma, E. & Hagmann, J. 1997. Developing soil and water management
    technologies for small scale farmers in the semi-arid areas: Methodological
    concerns for participatory research. In: CIAT/CGIAR (eds) New Frontiers in
    Participatory Research and Gender Analysis
    . CIAT publication no 294,
    pp 261-265

  • Chuma, E. & Hagmann, J. 1998. Towards convergence of participatory
    innovation processes and formal research in soil and water management – an
    exa mple from Zimbabwe.  pp 19-32. In:  P. Drechsel, L. Gyiele & R.N. Leslie
    (eds).  On-farm Research on Sustainable Land Management in SubSaharan Africa: Approaches, experiences and Lessons.

  • Chuma, E. 1996.  Contribution of evaluation methods to understanding
    adoption of innovations in Zimbabwe. In:  Merging Systems Research and
    Social Actor Approaches
    . pp. 81-91. The Royal Tropical Institute, The Netherlands. 

  • Chuma, E., Hagmann, H. & Gundani, O. 1998.  Supporting farmers’ land
    literacy; tools for learning about soil and water conservation.  Zimbabwe
    Science News
    , 2/3:30-34.

  • De Jong, W., Campbell, B. & Schröder, J-M. 2000. Sustaining incomes from
    non timber forest products: Introduction and synthesis. International Tre
    e Crops Journal
    10: 267-275.

  • Desanker, P., Frost, P., Justice, C. & Scholes, R. 1997.  The Miombo Network
    - Framework for a Terrestrial Transect Study of Land Use and Land Cover in
    the Miombo Ecosystems of Central Africa.
      IBBP Report 41. International
    Geosphere Biosphere Programme. Stockholm.

  • Environmental Research Co-ordinating Committee 1998.  Strategic Directions
    for Environmental Research in Zimbabwe
    . 12 pp. Institute of Environmental
    Studies, Harare.

  • Frost, P. 1996. The ecology of miombo woodlands. In: B. Campbell (ed.)
    The Miombo in Transition: Woodlands and Welfare in Africa, pp. 11-57. Centre
    for International Forestry Research, Bogor, Indonesia.

  • Frost, P. & Desanker, P. 1998. Miombo Report: causes and consequences
    of land use and land cover change in Southern and Eastern Africa. MEDIAS
    Newsletter
    , 10, 14-19.

  • Frost, P. 1998.  The miombo network: causes and consequences of land-use
    and land-cover change in Southern Central and East Africa. Zimbabwe Science
    News
    , 2/3:58-61.

  • Frost, P.G.H. 1998. Assessing the sensitivity of sub-tropical/tropical ecosystems
    to acid deposition, with examples from miombo woodlands in Zimbabwe
    and adjacent regions. Country report for Regional Report for Africa. In:
    R. Herrera, K. A. Olbrich,  F. Murray, H. M. Cambridge, S. Cinderby, W.
    K. Hicks, and J.C.I. Kuylenstierna (eds) Map:  Global Assessment of Ecosystem
    Sensitivity to Acidic Deposition- Version 2, April 1998
    . Stockholm Environment
    Institute. Stockholm.

  • Frost, P. G. H. 1999. Fire in Southern African woodlands: origins, impacts,
    effects  and control. In: Proceedings of an FAO Meeting on Public Policies
    Affecting Forest Fires
    , FAO Forestry Paper 138, 181-205.

  • Frost, P. G. H. 1999. Community-based management of fire: lessons from
    the western province of Zambia. In: Proceedings of an FAO Meeting on
    Public Policies Affecting Forest Fires,
    FAO Forestry Paper 138, 341-351.

  • Frost, P.G.H. 2001. Reflections on Integrated Land and Water Management.
    In: J.H.C. Gash, E.O. Odada, L.Oyebande, & R.E. Schulze (eds) Freshwater
    Resources in Africa
    , pp. 48-56. BAHC International Projects Office, Potsdam.

  • Gambiza, J., Bond, W., Frost, P.G.H., & Higgins, S. 2000. A simulation mode
    l of miombo woodland dynamics under different management regimes
    . Ecological Economics 33: 353-368.

  • Giller, K.E., Gilbert, R., Mugwira, L.M., Muza, L., Patel, B.K. & Waddington,
    S.R. 1998.  Practical approaches to soil organic matter management for
    smallholder maize production in southern Africa. In:  S.R. Waddington,
    H.K. Murwira, J.D.T. Kumwenda, D. Hikwa & F. Tagwira (eds) Soil Fertility
    Research for Maize-Based Farming Systems in Malawi and Zimbabwe
    . 
    Proceedings of the Soil Fertility Network Results and Planning Workshop. 
    CIMYTT, Harare

  • Goebel, A. (1996) Process, Perception and Power: Notes from “Participatory”
    Research in a Zimbabwean Resettlement Area.  Centre for Applied Social
    Sciences Occasional paper NRM Series

  • Goebel, A. 1997.  “Here it is our land, the two of us”:  Women, men and
    land in a Zimbabwean resettlement area. Rural Economy Staff Paper 97-07

  • Goebel, A. 1997.  “Then it’s clear man">Goebel, A., Campbell, B., Mukamuri,
    B. & Veeman, M. 2000. People, values, and woodlands: A field report of
    emergent themes in interdisciplinary research in Zimbabwe. Agriculture
    and Human Values
    17: 385-396.

  • Graham, L., Phillips, W. & Muir-Leresche, K. 1997.  Empirical approaches
    to the valuation of small wildlife resources in communal areas in Zimbabwe
    .  Rural Economy Staff Paper 97-04

  • Hagmann, J. & Chuma, E. 1997. Issues of research: Free experimentation
    versus controlled experimentation involving user participation. In:
    CIAT/CGIAR (eds) New Frontiers in Participatory Research and Gender
    Analysis.
    Proceedings of an International Seminar on Participatory
    Research and Gender Analysis for Technology Development. CIAT
    publication No 294, pp 245-250.

  • Hagmann, J.,  Chuma, E.  & Murwira, K.  (1996)  Learning together:
    development and extension of soil and water conservation in Zimbabwe.
      Quarterly Journal of International Agriculture 2: 142-162.

  • Hagmann, J.,  Chuma, E.  & Murwira, K.  1996  Improving the output
    of agricultural extension and research through participatory innovation
    development & extension; experiences from Zimbabwe.  European
    Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension 
    3:15-24.

  • Hagmann, J., Chuma, E. & Connolly, M. 1997. Farmers needs propel
    change and institutional Reform in Agricultural extension; an action learning
    experience in Zimbabwe. In: C. Scherler, R. Forster & O. Karkoschka (eds)
    Beyond the Toolkit. Experiences with Institutionalising Participatory Approaches
    of GTZ-Supported Projects in Rural Areas.
    GTZ. Eschborn, Germany.

  • Hagmann, J., Murwira, K. & Chuma, E. 1997. Kuturaya; Participatory
    research, innovation and extension. In: L. van Veldhuizen, A. Waters-Bayer,
    R. Ramirez, D. Johnson & J. Thompson (eds) Farmers Research in Practice:
    Lessons from the Field
    . pp 153-173. IT Publications, London,

  • Heath, R. 1998. Tourism, conservation and sustainable development
    Zimbabwe Science News, 2/3:46-50.

  • Hikwa, D., Murata, M., Tagwira, F., Chiduza, C., Murwira,H., Muza, L. &
    Waddington, S.  1998.  Performance of green manure legumes on exhausted
    soils in northern Zimbabwe: A soil fertility network trial. In:  S.R. Waddington,
    H.K. Murwira, J.D.T. Kumwenda, D. Hikwa & F. Tagwira (eds) Soil Fertility
    Research for Maize-Based Farming Systems in Malawi and Zimbabwe
    . 
    Proceedings of the Soil Fertility Network Results and Planning Workshop. 
    CIMYTT, Harare

  • Kamukondiwa, W., Bergstrom, L., Campbell, B.M., Frost, P.G.H. & Swift,
    M.J. 1996. Nitrogen leaching in manured and ammonium nitrate fertilised
    lysimeters in Zimbabwe. In: O. Van Cleemput et al. (eds.) Progress in
    Nitrogen Cycling Studies
    . Kluwer, Netherlands. pp 675-680.

  • Kamukondiwa, W., Frost, P.G.H., & Kirchmann, H. 1998. Crop and soil
    recovery of nitrogen from nitrogen-15-labelled maize (Zea mays L.) residue
    , p 103-112. In:  Bergstrom, L. & Kirchmann, H. (eds)  Carbon and nutrient
    dynamics in natural and agricultural tropical ecosystems. CAB International
    , U.K.

  • Kunjeku, E., Frost, P.G.H., Nabane, N., Murwira, H.K., Mushove, P.,
    Chidziya, E., Gambiza, J., Mkwanda, R., Semwayo, D.T. & Bond, I. 1998.
     
    Research, inventory and monitoring.  In: M. Chenje, L. Sola, & D. Paleczny
    (eds). The State of Zimbabwe’s Environment 1998.  Pp. 311-403. 
    Government of Zimbabwe, Ministry of Mines, Environment and Tourism,
    Harare, Zimbabwe.

  • Mandondo, A.  & Campbell, B. M. 1999. Growth  and survival of Eucalyptu
    s camaldulensis
    in north-eastern Zimbabwe. Journal of Tropical Forestry
    15:53-70

  • Mandondo, A.  1997. Trees and spaces as emotion and norm laden
    components of local ecosystems in Nyamaropa communal land, Nyanga
    District, Zimbabwe.  Agriculture and Human Values 14: 353-372.

  • Mandondo, A. 1997.  MPs, researchers should meet, talk - institute. 
    Bookworm (newsletter of the Zimbabwe International Book Fair).

  • Mandondo, A. 1997. Institutional framework for community natural
    resource management in Zimbabwe. WWF Co-ordinated SADC-NRPM
    report.

  • Mandondo, A. 1998.  And just how sustainable is sustainable development?
    A critique laden with contemporary and historical ironies. Zimbabwe Science
    News
    , 2/3:62-64.

  • Mapfumo, P. 1998.  Legumes: an under-utilised resource in communal
    areas of Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe Science News, 2/3:54-57.

  • Mapfumo, P., Chikuvire, T.J., Mafongoya, P. & Mpepereki, S. 1998.  Legume
    s in soil fertility management: opportunities for pigeonpea in smallholder
    farming systems of Zimbabwe. In:  S.R. Waddington, H.K. Murwira,
    J .D.T. Kumwenda, D. Hikwa & F. Tagwira (eds) Soil Fertility Research for
    Maize-Based Farming Systems in Malawi and Zimbabwe
    .  Proceedings of
    the Soil Fertility Network Results and Planning Workshop.  CIMYTT,
    Harare

  • Mapfumo, P., Mpepereki, S. & Mafongoya, P. 1998.  Pigeonpea in Zimbabwe
    : A new crop with potential. In:  S.R. Waddington, H.K. Murwira,
    J.D.T. Kumwenda, D. Hikwa & F. Tagwira (eds) Soil Fertility Research
    for Maize-Based Farming Systems in Malawi and Zimbabwe
    .  Proceedings
    of the Soil Fertility Network Results and Planning Workshop.  CIMYTT,
    Harare

  • Matambanadzo, P., Mhlanga, F., Hapenyengwi, G. & Semwayo, D. 1998.
    Towards designing an intergrated framework for geo-information based
    on the persistent paradigm. IES Working Paper 11, 10pp.

  • Misana, S., Mung’ong’o, C. & Mukamuri, B.B.  1996.  Miombo woodlands
    in the wider context: macro-economic and inter-sectoral influences. In: 
    B. Campbell, Ed.  The Miombo in Transition: Woodlands and Welfare in Africa
    .  Centre for International Forestry Research, Bogor. pp. 73-99.

  • Moyo, C.S. & Campbell, B.M. 1999. Grass species composition, yield and
    quality under and outside tree crowns in a semi-arid rangeland of
    south-western Zimbabwe. African Journal of Range and Forage Science
    15: 23-34.

  • Moyo, C.S., Campbell, B.M. & Dijkman, W. 1999. Impact of tree crowns
    on grass quality and structure in a semi-arid rangeland in southwestern
    Zimbabwe. African Journal of Range and Forage Science 15: 97-101.

  • Moyo, C.S., Frost, P.G.H. & Campbell, B.M. 1999. Soil nutrient and
    micro-climate modification by tree crowns in a semi-arid rangeland of
    south-western Zimbabwe. African Journal of Range and Forage Science
    15: 16-22.

  • Mtambanengwe, F. 1998.  Carbon and nitrogen dynamics under stimulated
    management systems. In:  S.R. Waddington, H.K. Murwira, J.D.T.
    Kumwenda, D. Hikwa & F. Tagwira (eds) Soil Fertility Research for
    Maize-Based Farming Systems in Malawi and Zimbabwe.  Proceedings
    of the Soil Fertility Network Results and Planning Workshop.  CIMYTT
    , Harare

  • Mtambanengwe, F., Chivaura-Mususa, C.C., & Kirchmann, H. 1998.
    Assessment of plant-litter quality related to short-term C and mineralization
    in soil. In:  L. Bergstrom & H. Kirchmann (eds)  Carbon and Nutrient Dynamics
    in Natural and Agricultural Ecosystems
    . p 139-152. CAB International, U.K.

  • Mugwira, L.M. & Nyamangara, J. 1998.  Organic carbon and plant nutrients
    in soils under maize in Chinamhora Communal Area.  In:  L. Bergstrom &
    H. Kirchmann (eds)  Carbon and Nutrient Dynamics in Natural and
    Agricultural Ecosystems
    . pp 15 – 20. CAB International, U.K.

  • Mukamuri, B. & Kozanayi, W. 1999. Institutions surrounding use of
    marketed bark products: The case of Berchemia discolor, Warburgia salutaris
    and Adansonia digitata. IES Working Paper 17, 32pp.

  • Mukamuri, B. 1998. Use of medicinal plants in Zimbabwe’s urban and rural
    areas. Zimbabwe Science News, 2/3:42-45.

  • Murwira, H.K. (1996)  Ammonia losses from Zimbabwean cattle manure
    before and after incorporation into soil. Tropical Agriculture 4: 269-273

  • Muza, L., Pashapa, L. & Feresu, S. 1998.  Need to revive green manuring
    n soil fertility management in Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe Science News, 2/3:51-53.

  • Mwabvu, T. 1997.  Millipedes in small-scale farming systems in Zimbabwe:
    abundance and diversity. Ent. Scand. Suppl. 51:287-290.

  • Nyamangara, J. & Mzezewa, J. 1999. The effect of long-term sewage sludge
    application on Zn, Cu, Ni and Pb levels in a clay loam soil under pasture grass in Zimbabwe. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, 73, 199-204.

  • Nyamangara, J. 1998.  Use of segmental extraction to evacuate zinc and
    copper in a soil amended with sewage sludge and inorganic metal salts. 
    Agriculture Ecosystems and Environment XX: xxx-xxx.

  • Nyamangara, J., Mugwira, L. M. & Mpofu, S. E. 1999. Soil fertility status in
    the communal areas of Zimbabwe in relation to sustainable crop production.
    Journal of Sustainable Agriculture. 12: xxx-xxx

  • Nyamangara, J., Piha, M. I. & Kirchmann, H. 1999. Interactions of aerobically decomposed cattle manure and nitrogen fertilizer applied to soil. Nutrient
    Cycling in Agroecosystems,
    54: 183-188.

  • Nyathi, P. & Campbell, B.M.  1996. Interaction effect of tree leaf litter, manure
    and inorganic fertiliser on the production of maize in Zimbabwe. African Crop
    Science Journal
    3:451-456.

  • Price, L. & Campbell, B. 1998.  Household tree holdings: a case study in
    Mutoko communal area, Zimbabwe.  Agroforestry Systems 39: 205-210.

  • Price, L. 1998.  Farmers do not plant and conserve trees in communal
    areas: A case study in Mutoko Communal Area. Zimbabwe Science News.
    2/3: 27-29

  • Remme, F., Campbell, B., Chikandiwa, F., & Nobane, N. 1997. An overview
    of forestry activities and extension in the communal lands of Zimbabwe.
    Forestry Extension Services and Institute of Environmental Studies.
    28 pp (typescript)

  • Semwayo, D.  Collaborative networking of developed and developing
    countries on air pollution impacts abatement: The air pollution impact
    network (APINA) In: Proceedings of the 11th World Clean Air and
    Environment Congress. South African Association for Clean Air (NACA
    18A: 1‑6.

  • Semwayo, D. 1997.  Information and Data Exchange Training Manual. 
    SANTREN Workshop, Botswana, November 24-28. Institute of
    Environmental Studies, University of Zimbabwe, Harare, Zimbabwe.

  • Semwayo, D. 1998. A Curriculum for Agro-economic Modelling.
    University of Zimbabwe, Alberta University (typescript).

  • Sithole, B. & Edziwa, B. 1998. Ignorance or ignorant extension?  Zimbabwe
    Science News
    : 2/3: 35-41.

  • Tafangenyasha, C. & Campbell, B. 1998.  Initiation and maintenance of 
    a degraded landscape in the  Sinamatella area of Hwange National Park
    , Zimbabwe.  Journal of Environmental Management 52: 69-78.

  • Vermeulen, S. 1999. Cutting of trees by local residents in a communal
    area and an adjacent State Forest in Zimbabwe.  Forest Ecology and
    Management
    81: 101-111.

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