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COMPLETED PROJECT

Biophysical baseline for soil and land health – Arusha Climate and Environmental Research Station (ACERS)

Biophysical baseline for soil and land health – Arusha Climate and Environmental Research Station (ACERS)

Duration: August 2023 - August 2024

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Description

The purpose of the assignment are:

A) To implement the Land Degradation Surveillance Framework (LDSF) across the AKU’s Arusha lands, an area of nearly 4,000 acres located at the larger Manyara site and the smaller Two Rivers site. Outcomes of the assignments:
1) Establish a baseline of key land and soil health indicators.
2) Develop moderate to high resolution maps combining LDSF field data and earth observation (remote sensing) for key soil and land health indicators, including soil organic carbon and soil erosion prevalence.
3) Provide a georeferenced dataset of key indicators of soil and land health to track changes over time and to enable further research, outreach and collaboration; and
4) Develop joint research and community outreach programs on soil health, landscape restoration and SLM based on LDSF results.
Implement the rangeland health module to start building the biodiversity dataset on grass (annual and perennial), as well as herbaceous species. Obtained data can be by AKU for further research works.

B) Implement the rangeland health module to start building the biodiversity dataset on grass (annual and perennial), as well as herbaceous species. Obtained data can be by AKU for further research works.

Ann Winowiecki

Principal Investigator

Details

Project locations

Tanzania

Project duration

August 2023 - August 2024
(1 year)

Thematic areas

  • Theme 2: Soil and Land Health

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)

  • Life on land

Transformative Partnership Platforms (TPP)

  • Landscape Restoration

Flagship Products (FP)

  • Global Observatory of Landscape Restoration (GOLR) (A digital platform)

Project team

Anthony Kimaro

Tanzania Country Representative

Ann Winowiecki

Theme Leader – Land Health Decisions (Soil)

Dickens Ateku Alubaka

Senior Laboratory Manager- Soil

Funders