Are Kolawole
Biographic Data
| ID | 4778668 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Are Kolawole |
| GIVEN NAMES | Are |
| FAMILY NAME | Kolawole |
| SIGNATURE | KOLAWOLE A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ahmadu Bello University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
RBRDAs and vulnerability to hunger in Nigeria
Cultivation of the Floor of Lake Chad
and the open water shrank from 25 000 square kilometres to about 3000 square kilometres. Whereas about 50 per cent of the lake floor was covered by vegetation in 1972-3, more than 90 per cent of it had been vegetated by 1984-5 and the lake floor was extensively utilized for both cultivation and grazing. Lake floor settlements have been identified and classified by tenure and occupation. Population movement both between and outside the settlements…
Farm tenancy on the South Chad Irrigation Project, Nigeria
Responses to natural and man‐made hazards in Borno, Northeast Nigeria
This is a study of the responses of the people of eastern Borno to the twin hazards of drought and of an irrigation project stranded by the recent low level of Lake Chad. The environmental awareness of the people has been much influenced by access to information, particularly radio. There was a perceptual dissonance; drought is discerned as a natural act of God, but lake recession is seen as man‐made. There is also a gap between responses perceiv…
Cultivation of the Floor of Lake Chad
and the open water shrank from 25 000 square kilometres to about 3000 square kilometres. Whereas about 50 per cent of the lake floor was covered by vegetation in 1972-3, more than 90 per cent of it had been vegetated by 1984-5 and the lake floor was extensively utilized for both cultivation and grazing. Lake floor settlements have been identified and classified by tenure and occupation. Population movement both between and outside the settlements…
Responses to natural and man‐made hazards in Borno, Northeast Nigeria
This is a study of the responses of the people of eastern Borno to the twin hazards of drought and of an irrigation project stranded by the recent low level of Lake Chad. The environmental awareness of the people has been much influenced by access to information, particularly radio. There was a perceptual dissonance; drought is discerned as a natural act of God, but lake recession is seen as man‐made. There is also a gap between responses perceiv…
Responses to natural and man‐made hazards in Borno, Northeast Nigeria
This is a study of the responses of the people of eastern Borno to the twin hazards of drought and of an irrigation project stranded by the recent low level of Lake Chad. The environmental awareness of the people has been much influenced by access to information, particularly radio. There was a perceptual dissonance; drought is discerned as a natural act of God, but lake recession is seen as man‐made. There is also a gap between responses perceiv…
RBRDAs and vulnerability to hunger in Nigeria
Cultivation of the Floor of Lake Chad
and the open water shrank from 25 000 square kilometres to about 3000 square kilometres. Whereas about 50 per cent of the lake floor was covered by vegetation in 1972-3, more than 90 per cent of it had been vegetated by 1984-5 and the lake floor was extensively utilized for both cultivation and grazing. Lake floor settlements have been identified and classified by tenure and occupation. Population movement both between and outside the settlements…
Farm tenancy on the South Chad Irrigation Project, Nigeria
Geography (4 works) · Agriculture (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Environmental protection (2 works) · Environmental Science (2 works) · Irrigation (2 works)