References+Olalili

Selected references located for dry-season reserves with emphasis on Tanzania:
 * Blomley, R., Nelson, F., Martin, A. and Ngobo, M. 2007. Community Conserved Areas: A review of status and needs in selected countries of central and eastern Africa. Report for Cenesta and IUCN/TILCEPA. 2014 Apr 05 available from: [].
 * Gemedo Dalle, Isselstein, J. and Maass, B.L. 2006. Indigenous ecological knowledge of Borana pastoralists in southern Ethiopia and current challenges. The International Journal of Sustainable Development and World Ecology 13(2):113-130. [|Online].
 * Goldman, M.J. and Riosmena, F. 2013. Adaptive capacity in Tanzanian Maasailand: Changing strategies to cope with drought in fragmented landscapes. Global Environmental Change 23 (3): 588-597.
 * Isinika, A.C. and Mutabazi, K. 2010. Gender dimensions of land conflicts: examples from Nombe and Maswa districts in Tanzania. Chapter 6 in: Havnevik, K.J. and Isinika, A.C. (eds.). Tanzania in Transition: From Nyerere to Mkapa. Pp. 131-158.
 * Mapinduzi, A.L., Oba, G., Weladji, R.B. and Colman, J.E. 2003. Use of indigenous ecological knowledge of the Maasai pastoralists for assessing rangeland biodiversity in Tanzania. African Journal of Ecology, 41(4), 329-336.
 * Kilongozi, N., Kengera, Z. and Leshongo, S. 2005. The utilization of indigenous knowledge in range management and forage plants for improving livestock productivity and food security in the Maasai and Barbaig communities of Kibaha. LinKS Report (FAO). Available 2014 Oct. 4 from: [].
 * Mollel, N.J.S. 1991. Utilization of indigenous knowledge: toward sustainable farming in agro and pastoral societies in the lowlands of northern Tanzania. ??? Available 2014 Oct. 4 from: [].
 * Mwilawa, A.J. 2000. Resource use and management in communal grasslands by pastoralists of Tanzania. Journal of Social Sciences 4 (1): 65-70.
 * Mwilawa, A.J., Komwihangilo, D.M. and Kusekwa, M.L. 2008. Conservation of forage resources for increasing livestock production in traditional forage reserves in Tanzania. African Journal of Ecology 46(s1):85-89.
 * Njau, F.B.C., Lwelamira, J. and Hyandye, C. 2013. Ruminant livestock production and quality of pastures in the communal grazing land of semi arid central Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 25(8), Article #146. Retrieved 2014 Oct. 4 from: [].
 * Otsyina, R. M., Essai, I. and Asenga, D. 1997. Traditional grassland and fodder management systems in Tanzania and potential for improvement. In: Proceedings of the International Grassland Congress, Saskatoon, Ottawa, Canada. Available 2014 Apr 05 from: [].
 * Rubanza, C.D.K., Shem, M.N., Bakengesa, S.S., Ichinohe, T. and Fujihara, T. 2005. Content of macro and micro minerals of deferred forages in silvo-pastoral traditional fodder banks (Ngitiri) of Meatu district of central north-western Tanzania. Livestock Research for Rural Development 17 Article #141. Available 2014 Apr 05 from: [].

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