Enhancing highland ecosystems in East Hararge, Ethiopia: evaluating intervention strategies for species diversity, soil organic carbon stock, and carbon sequestration

Forest loss and soil degradation pose significant challenges globally, particularly in developing nations like Ethiopia. Various intervention strategies have been implemented to rehabilitate degraded ecosystems. However, research gaps exist in understanding the most effective approaches, particularl...

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Published in:	Forest science and technology Vol. 20; no. 4; pp. 418 - 424
Main Author:	Bogale, Daba
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Seoul Taylor & Francis 01.10.2024 Taylor & Francis Ltd Taylor & Francis Group 한국산림과학회
Subjects:	belowground biomass Biodiversity Biomass Carbon sequestration carbon sinks Community involvement community service Decision making Developing countries ecological resilience ecological restoration ecosystem Ecosystem degradation Ecosystem resilience Ecosystem restoration Ecosystems Effectiveness Enclosures Environmental restoration Ethiopia forests humans Intervention Land management Land use LDCs Moisture content Organic carbon Plant species rehabilitation Soil analysis Soil conservation Soil degradation soil organic carbon Soil properties soil quality Soil water Species diversity Statistical analysis Sustainability management sustainable land management technology Tree planting trees Variance analysis Water conservation Wildlife conservation 임학 Ethiopia
ISSN:	2158-0103, 2158-0715, 2158-0715
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