The Land/Ocean Interactions in the Coastal Zone of West and Central Africa

1. The Western and Central Africa land-sea interface: A vulnerable, threatened and important coastal zone within a changing environment

Diop et al.

2. West African coastal area: Challenges and outlook

Goussard et al.

3. Morphological and hydrodynamic changes in the lower estuary of the Senegal River: Effects on the environment of the breach of the "Langue de Barbarie sand spit in 2003

Niang et al.

4. Management of a tropical river: impacts on the resilience of the Senegal river estuary

Kane et al.

5. Combined uses of supervised classification and normalized difference vegetation index techniques to monitor land degradation in the saloum saline estuary

Dieng et al.

6. Studies and transactions on pollution assessment of the lagos lagoon system, Nigeria

Alo et al.

7. Estuarine and ocean circulation dynamics in the Niger delta, Nigeria: implications for oil spill and pollution management

Awosika et al.

8. Morphological characteristics of the bonny and cross river (Calabar) estuaries in Nigeria: implications for navigation and environmental hazards

Folorunsho et al.

9. Status of large marine flagship faunal diversity within Cameroon estuaries of Central Africa

Ayissi et al.

10. Morphology analysis of Niger d

Adeaga

11. Importance of mangrove litter production in the protection of Atlantic coastal forest of Cameroon and Ghana

Ondo Ntyam et al.

12. Carbon budget in mangrove forests of varying degradation regimes in the western coastal wetlands complex (ramsar site 1017) of Southern Benin, West Africa

Ajonina et al.

13. Rapid assessment of mangrove conditions for potential payment for ecosystem services in some estuaries of western region of Ghana, West Africa

Ajonina et al.

14. Plantation agriculture as a driver of deforestation and degradation of Central African coastal estuarine forest landscape of South Western Cameroon

Ajonina (Patience) et al.

15. Assessment of mangrove carbon stocks in Cameroon, Gabon, the Republic of Congo (RoC) and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) including their potential for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+)

Ajonina et al.

16. Governing Through Networks: Working towards a sustainable management of West Africa's coastal mangrove ecosystems

Duval-Diop et al.

17. Th

Diop et al.