Aquatic ecosystems contribute to human well-being by delivering ecosystem services, but
their protection has been given low priority in Africa. Lake Ziway in the Ethiopian Rift Valley …

Tourism has been given much attention in develo** countries like Ethiopia. In this regard,
tourism product development played a great role in achieving sustainable developmental …

Inland freshwater shallow lake ecosystem degradation is indistinctly intertwined with human-
induced factors and climate variability. Changes in climate and human-induced factors …

Ecosystems supply beneficial contributions to people's quality of life and well-being.
Freshwater lakes provide diverse consumptive and non-consumptive ecosystem services …

Excess agrochemicals input from agricultural activities and industrial effluent around Lake
Ziway catchment can pose a serious threat on the lake ecosystem. Lake Ziway is a shallow …

Lakes provide considerable social, economic, and ecological benefits. However, lakes are
shrinking and the water quality is declining, due to human pressures such as water …

Natural resources such as fish are vital for improving human livelihood and serving as
sources of food, income and employment opportunities in Ethiopia. But, its degradation and …

The level of sediment deposited in the Lake Ziway is increasing through time as a result of
soil erosion, and eventually the depth of the lake has decreased. Therefore, the objective of …

Climate change and ongoing human activity have been threatening Ethiopia's Lake Ziway's
water balance. However, few studies have been conducted to investigate the combined …

Inland tropical freshwater shallow lakes' catchments are experiencing a severe threat to their
sustainability. Changing the lake landscape affects ecosystem services (ESs). However …