Lake eutrophication and water quality deterioration have become a major environmental
problem in urban areas and fertilized basins in develo** countries across the world. This …

The proliferation of the invasive Water hyacinth (WH) plant leads to ecological, economic,
public health, and agricultural problems. Several efforts have been deployed to control its …

Water quality degradation of freshwater bodies is a concern worldwide, particularly in Africa,
where data are scarce and standard water quality monitoring is expensive. This study …

The proliferation of water hyacinths (Eichhornia crassipes), recognized as one of the most
invasive aquatic plants worldwide, presents profound ecological and socioeconomic …

Human activities coupled with climate change impacts are becoming the main factors in
decreasing inland surface water quantity and quality, leading to the disturbance of the …

This study was conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of best management practices
(BMPs) to reduce soil erosion in Gumara watershed of the Abbay (Upper Blue Nile) Basin …

Water hyacinth originated from the Amazon Basin and has expanded to other parts of the
world since the 1800s. In Ethiopia, the weed is affecting the socio-economic activities of the …

Lake Tana is Ethiopia's largest lake and is infested with invasive water hyacinth (E.
crassipes), which endangers the lake's biodiversity and habitat. Using appropriate remote …

Nutrient enrichment from increased anthropogenic activities causes algal blooms and the
proliferation of water hyacinth and other aquatic weeds. It is a recent phenomenon in …

In the past decade, the increasing distribution of pollutants in the aquatic environment has
been observed, causing integrative effects on fish. Likewise, due to anthropogenic activities …