Browsing by Author "Habel, Jan C."

Browsing by Author "Habel, Jan C."

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  • A Kenyan endemic bird species Turdoides hindei at home in invasive thickets 
    Mulwa, Ronald K.; Teucher, Mike; Fischer, Christina; Busch, Christin; Horn, Michelle; Igl, Jana; Kerner, Janika; Müller, Anke; Habel, Jan C. (Elsevier, 2015-03)
    Thickets along rivers in Eastern Kenya are important habitats for many endangered species. These habitats also provide fundamental ecosystem services for humans. Intense anthropogenic activities during the past decades ...
  • Land scarcity, communication gaps and institutional confusions influence the loss of biodiversity in south-eastern Kenya 
    Habel, Jan C.; Nzau, Joslyn M.; Apfelbeck, Beate; Bendzko, Tobias; Fischer, Christina; Kimatu, Josphert N.; Mwakumanya, Maarifa A.; Maghenda, Marianne; Mulwa, Ronald K.; Rieckmann, Marco; Shauri, Halimu; Teucher, Mike; Schmitt, Christine (Springer, 2020-08)
    The success of nature conservation strongly depends on the attitudes and awareness of people, as well as on the level of poverty, land scarcity, communication gaps, and governance structures. In this commentary we elaborate ...
  • Population genetics of the East African White-eye species complex 
    Mulwa, Ronald K.; Habel, Jan C.; Cox, Siobhan; Gassert, Franz; Meyer, Jobst; Lens, Luc (Springer Netherlands, 2013-10)
    The Eastern Afromontane biodiversity hotspot consists of isolated mountain massifs embedded within the dry lowland savannas of East Africa and of which the peaks and ridges are covered by cloud forest remnants. These cloud ...
  • Real-world complexity of food security and biodiversity conservation 
    Habel, Jan C.; Teucher, Mike; Hornetz, Berthold; Jaetzold, Ralph; Kimatu, Josphert N.; Kasili, Sichangi; Mairura, Zachariah; Mulwa, Ronald K.; Eggermont, Hilde; Weisser, Wolfgang W.; Lens, Luc (Springer Netherlands, 2015-01)
    Feeding the booming human population and at the same time conserving biodiversity is a global challenge. Yet, it is particularly acute in developing countries where biodiversity is high and food-security low. There is an ...
  • Towards more equal footing in north–south biodiversity research: European and sub-Saharan viewpoints 
    Mulwa, Ronald K.; Habel, Jan C.; Eggermont, Hilde; Rieckmann, Marco; Koh, Lian P.; Niassy, Saliou; Ferguson, Willem J. H.; Gebremichael, Gelaye; Githiru, Mwangi; Weisser, Wolfgang W.; Lens, Luc (Springer Netherlands, 2014-11-06)
    Research collaboration between developed countries from the northern hemisphere and developing countries in the southern hemisphere is essential for the understanding and protection of the major proportion of biodiversity ...

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