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  1. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON FISH MIGRATIONS IN CAPRIVI, NAMIBIA

    SOME OBSERVATIONS ON FISH MIGRATIONS IN CAPRIVI, NAMIBIA

    Item type: Journal Article • Journal: Southern African Journal of Aquatic Sciences • Authors: B. C.W. van der Waal --- , South Africa
    Longitudinal and lateral migrations of freshwater fish were observed in 63 (83%) of the fish of the Upper Zambezi in the Caprivi region, Namibia. The results of 20 surveys showed that longitudinal upstream migrations were undertaken by most small cyprinids,...
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  2. The Namibian Scoring System (NASS) version 2 rapid bio-assessment method for rivers

    The Namibian Scoring System (NASS) version 2 rapid bio-assessment method for rivers

    Item type: Journal Article • Journal: African Journal of Aquatic Science • Authors: RW Palmer ED Taylor
    This paper presents a rapid bio-assessment method for assessing the ecological condition of streams and rivers in Namibia. The method uses the composition and abundance of aquatic invertebrates, which are identified in the field, mostly to family level. The method...
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  3. The making, unmaking and adaptation of Mayeyi multispecies entanglements within the Kwando-Linyanti wetlands: eighteenth century to 1990

    The making, unmaking and adaptation of Mayeyi multispecies entanglements within the Kwando-Linyanti wetlands: eighteenth century to 1990

    Item type: Journal Article • Journal: Anthropology Southern Africa • Authors: Jessica-Jane Lavelle --- University of Cape Town, South Africa
    The Kwando-Linyanti wetlands of Namibia are known for their rivers, floodplains and woodlands with abundant wildlife and a diversity of birds and fish. Within these landscapes reside the Mayeyi, a Bantu-speaking people whose culture is closely entangled with the wetlands...
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