Land-use and land-cover (LULC) change is a major driver of ecosystem degradation, particularly in freshwater wetlands where spatially explicit evidence is limited. This study aimed to quantify two decades (2004–2024) of LULC change in Malawi’s Chia Lagoon catchment using machine-learning-based remote sensing approaches...
J. Nyengere, H. Tholo, Cosmas Makumba et al.· BMC Environmental Science· 0 citations
Flooding remains one of the most severe and recurrent natural hazards in sub-Saharan Africa, posing persistent threats to rural livelihoods, infrastructure, and environmental stability. In Malawi, the Lower Shire River Valley, particularly Nsanje district, is highly vulnerable to recurrent flooding due to climatic vari...
Charles Bakolo, L. Ngwira, Kennedy Nazombe et al.· PLoS ONE· 0 citations
Agroforestry is increasingly promoted as a nature-based solution for addressing pest management as biological fight, ecosystem degradation, and livelihood vulnerability in Sub-Saharan Africa. However, evidence on its effectiveness in managing fall armyworm, (FAW) advancing One Health outcomes, and improving human well-...
Chamuka Dickson Thebulo, B. Nyoka, J. Naphiyo et al.· Discover Environment· 0 citations
The increasing vulnerability of smallholder maize farmers to climate variability underscores the urgent need for sustainable farming approaches that build resilience while sustaining productivity. This study examines the extent to which regenerative agriculture (RA) enhances the livelihood outcomes of smallholder maize...
S. N. Folikumah, E. K. Tham-Agyekum, G. K. Ndimbo et al.· Discover Agriculture· 2 citations
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