The fisheries diversity of Lake Mburo with reference to Lake Kachera and some other Ankole minor lakes
Lakes Mburo and Kachera are part of the complex system of lakes known as the the Koki lakes. These lakes form part of the Victoria satellite lakes. The Koki lakes are separated by extended swamps. The fisheries of these lakes are important as they contribute to government efforts of increasing food security, poverty reduction and conservation of natural resource base. These lakes are important biodiversity areas because some of these lakes have been found to contain the native tilapiine Oreochromis esculentus (Ngege), absent or threatened with extinction in the main lakes Victoria and Kyoga. It's also important to note that this species is only unique to the Victoria and Kyoga lake basins (Graham, 1929, Worthington, 1929). The values of some of these lake fisheries are however, threatened by human. activities such as over exploitation, introduction of exotics especially water hyacinth which is already present in River Ruizi, habitat degra-dation among others.
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dig-aquadocs-1834-346792021-06-29T03:30:31Z The fisheries diversity of Lake Mburo with reference to Lake Kachera and some other Ankole minor lakes Kamanyi, J.R. Mbabazi, D. Fisheries Lakes Mburo and Kachera are part of the complex system of lakes known as the the Koki lakes. These lakes form part of the Victoria satellite lakes. The Koki lakes are separated by extended swamps. The fisheries of these lakes are important as they contribute to government efforts of increasing food security, poverty reduction and conservation of natural resource base. These lakes are important biodiversity areas because some of these lakes have been found to contain the native tilapiine Oreochromis esculentus (Ngege), absent or threatened with extinction in the main lakes Victoria and Kyoga. It's also important to note that this species is only unique to the Victoria and Kyoga lake basins (Graham, 1929, Worthington, 1929). The values of some of these lake fisheries are however, threatened by human. activities such as over exploitation, introduction of exotics especially water hyacinth which is already present in River Ruizi, habitat degra-dation among others. A paper presented at a meeting for co-ordinating and harmonising fisheries activities on L. Mburo at Lake View Hotel, Mbarara 29/8/2002. 2021-06-24T17:43:11Z 2021-06-24T17:43:11Z 2002-08-29 monograph http://hdl.handle.net/1834/34679 en application/pdf application/pdf 12 National Fisheries Resources Research Institute Jinja, Uganda http://aquaticcommons.org/id/eprint/19494 4230 2020-11-11 19:54:27 19494 National Fisheries Resources Research Institute, Uganda |
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Lakes Mburo and Kachera are part of the complex system of lakes known as the the Koki lakes. These lakes form part of the Victoria satellite lakes. The Koki lakes are separated by extended swamps. The fisheries of these lakes are important as they contribute to government efforts of increasing food security, poverty reduction and conservation of natural resource base. These lakes are important biodiversity areas because some of these lakes have been found to contain the native tilapiine Oreochromis esculentus (Ngege), absent or threatened with extinction in the main lakes Victoria and Kyoga. It's also important to note that this species is only unique to the Victoria and Kyoga lake basins (Graham, 1929, Worthington, 1929). The values of some of these lake fisheries are however, threatened by human. activities such as over exploitation, introduction of exotics especially water hyacinth which is already present in River Ruizi, habitat degra-dation among others. |
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The fisheries diversity of Lake Mburo with reference to Lake Kachera and some other Ankole minor lakes |
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The fisheries diversity of Lake Mburo with reference to Lake Kachera and some other Ankole minor lakes |
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The fisheries diversity of Lake Mburo with reference to Lake Kachera and some other Ankole minor lakes |
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The fisheries diversity of Lake Mburo with reference to Lake Kachera and some other Ankole minor lakes |
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