Dynamic Relationship among Vegetation Cover, Drought and Temperature - Ayele, Mulugeta Worku
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Degradation of vegetation and soil resources has for long been observed to be accompanied by frequent drought episodes in Northern Ethiopia. Other locations of the country with high vegetation cover have witnessed better precipitation. This work therefore focuses on the relationship among localized ecological and climatic variables in space and time and provides insight on local level effects of vegetation on drought occurrence and temperature changes. This helps to formulate and implement strategic measures for sustainable natural resources management and building the resilience of…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Degradation of vegetation and soil resources has for long been observed to be accompanied by frequent drought episodes in Northern Ethiopia. Other locations of the country with high vegetation cover have witnessed better precipitation. This work therefore focuses on the relationship among localized ecological and climatic variables in space and time and provides insight on local level effects of vegetation on drought occurrence and temperature changes. This helps to formulate and implement strategic measures for sustainable natural resources management and building the resilience of communities in drought prone livelihood systems. Unaddressed themes by this work will also help trigger further research relevant to precipitation, vegetation and associated climatic and biophysical variables at the local level.
Autorenporträt
Mulugeta Worku Ayele was born in Dangila, Ethiopia from a farm family. He has Studied Master of Science in Disaster Risk and Sustainable Development at Bahir Dar University. He is Senior Project Manager at Save the Children UK, Ethiopia - Amhara Flood Response Project in North Wollo.