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Forest Resource Assessment and Monitoring
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Tropical forests can make a significant contribution to both mitigation and adaptation strategies of climate change. An effective climate change response requires consideration of the role and potential impacts on, biodiversity and ecosystem services.  Several studies indicate that there is a decline in species richness along with altitude and it has an influence on biomass and soil organic carbon. Thus, this study was conducted to evaluate the impact of Elevation on Woody species diversity and carbon stock potential in Kalla forest, Konso zone, Sothern Ethiopia.

Forest Resource Assessment and Monitoring
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Nowadays carbon stock estimation has gained greater attention for environmental and economical (carbon market) perspectives. Forest plays an important role in climate change mitigation through sequestering and storing carbon from the atmosphere. Carbon stock estimation enables us to understand the current status of carbon stocks and to deduce its changes in the future.

Forest Resource Assessment and Monitoring
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A study was conducted to investigate above-ground biomass and soil carbon stock of religious compounds in different age groups of Hawass city administration, Ethiopia.  First, take a list of religious compounds from Hawasa city administration 54 compounds were recorded, then by using age group of compounds as criteria for classifying into three age groups, ten religious compounds from different religious types were selected in stratified random sampling.

Forest Resource Assessment and Monitoring
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A comparative assessment of carbon stocks of natural and plantation forests in Setema district, Jimma zone South West Ethiopia was conducted. Carbon (C) densities of the biomass and soil (0–40 cm) in the natural forest and plantations of Eucalyptus and C. lusitanica in the Setema forest were determined and compared. In the stratum or forest stand, sample plots of 20 m x 20 m,(square) were randomly laid to measure the biomass of woody plants, a total of 90 (30 in each stratum) sample plots were taken for C stock inventory.

Forest Resource Assessment and Monitoring
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Forest biomass is estimated through direct and indirect methods. The indirect method is less costly and efficient. Biomass equation is one of the indirect methods to estimate biomass using certain parameters. However, very few biomass equations have been developed for limited tree species in Ethiopia and hence, generic biomass equations are usually used. This may under or overestimate the biomass. Besides, the accuracy of biomass estimate using the different methods was inadequately studied.

  1. ESTIMATION OF CARBON STOCK FROM Eucalyptus camaldulensis Dehnh. WOODLOTS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN DAMOT SORE DISTRICT, WOLAITA ZONE, SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA.
  2. ASSESMENT ON ECOSYSTEM SERVICE VALUES OF URBAN GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE, THE CASE OF ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA
  3. LAND USE /LAND COVER CHANGES AND ITS DRIVING FORCES IN WUJIG MAHGO WAREN FOREST, TIGRAY NORTHERN ETHIOPIA
  4. COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF BIOMASS AND SOIL ORGANIC CARBON POTENTIAL OF MONASTERY FOREST RESERVE AND ADJACENT NATURAL FOREST A CASE STUDY IN GOBA DISTRICT, SOUTHEASTERN ETHIOPIA.

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