The Functioning Of Shelterbelts in Soil and Floristic Restoration - Gadiga, Bulus Luka
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This book focuses on the role of shelterbelts in ecological restoration. It attempts to analyzes the influence of shelterbelts on soil and vegetation in a semi-arid environment. The research was conducted using both field study and geo-information techniques. The results showed that the area of vegetation cover had decrease by 49 % between 1972 and 2007 caused mainly by anthropogenic factors. There was no significant relationship between rainfall and the vegetation indices in both sites except NDVI in Garanda site that showed significant relationship (r = 0.92, p 0.05). The findings also…mehr

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This book focuses on the role of shelterbelts in ecological restoration. It attempts to analyzes the influence of shelterbelts on soil and vegetation in a semi-arid environment. The research was conducted using both field study and geo-information techniques. The results showed that the area of vegetation cover had decrease by 49 % between 1972 and 2007 caused mainly by anthropogenic factors. There was no significant relationship between rainfall and the vegetation indices in both sites except NDVI in Garanda site that showed significant relationship (r = 0.92, p 0.05). The findings also showed that poor funding, lack of irrigation facilities and uncontrolled grazing activities were the major problems militating against successful performance of shelterbelts. Furthermore, shelterbelts had significant influence on vegetation characteristics while the Simpson's Index showed no significant influence of shelterbelts on plant species diversity.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Bulus Luka Gadiga is a senior lecturer with the Department of Geography, Adamawa State University, Nigeria. His areas of specialty are in Biogeography and GIS/Remote Sensing with special interest in Climate Change. He has published many articles in peer reviewed journals. He is married to Grace and have three children; Joshua, Joy and Silvanus.