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Assoc Prof Dr. Siraj Mammo, University, Top Researcher Award

Associate Professor at Ambo university, Ethiopia

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Siraj Mammo Yimer is a prominent academic at Ambo University, Ethiopia, where he serves as an Associate Professor of Natural Resource Management in the Department of Biology. He earned his Ph.D. in Soil and Water Conservation from Beijing Forestry University, China, in 2017. Dr. Siraj is dedicated to teaching and advising MSc students in Botanical Sciences, Nature Conservation and Biodiversity, and Environmental Sciences. He has supervised over 40 MSc theses and is currently guiding three Ph.D. candidates. Dr. Siraj’s research spans various fields including Biodiversity Conservation, Plant Ecology, Soil Fertility, Land Degradation, and Medicinal Plants. He has published more than 21 research articles in reputable national and international journals. His contributions to academia include securing research grants, collaborating with global scholars, and serving as an editor and reviewer for high-impact journals. In addition to his research and teaching roles, Dr. Siraj has held significant leadership positions such as Continuous Education Team Leader, Quality Education Team Leader, Biology Department Head, andrvices University Community Se Directorate Director. His dedication to academic excellence and community service underscores his impactful career in Natural Resource Management and higher education.

Profile:

Education:

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Siraj Mammo Yimer earned his Ph.D. in Soil and Water Conservation from Beijing Forestry University, China, in 2017. Prior to that, he completed his Master of Science in Forestry from Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia, in 2006.

Professional Experience:

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Siraj Mammo Yimer is an esteemed faculty member at Ambo University, Ethiopia, where he serves as an Associate Professor of Natural Resource Management in the Department of Biology. He is responsible for instructing and advising MSc students in Botanical Sciences, Nature Conservation and Biodiversity, Biology, and Environmental Sciences. Dr. Siraj Mammo has supervised over 40 MSc theses and is currently overseeing the completion of three PhD dissertations. His extensive research and teaching experience span various fields of biology and natural resource management, including biodiversity conservation and management, plant ecology, systematics and plant taxonomy, soil fertility and plant nutrition, plant ecophysiology, land degradation and rehabilitation, restoration ecology, and ethnobotany. Dr. Siraj Mammo has conducted multidisciplinary and innovative research, designed and implemented projects, secured grants, served as an editor and reviewer for high-impact journals, and collaborated with academics from Asia, Africa, and America. In addition to his academic duties, he has held leadership positions such as Continuous Education Team Leader, Quality Education Team Leader, Biology Department Head, and University Community Services Directorate Director at various universities.

Research Interest:

Dr. Siraj Mammo Yimer’s research interests encompass a wide range of topics within biology and natural resource management. He is particularly focused on biodiversity conservation and management, plant ecology, systematics, and plant taxonomy. Additionally, his interests extend to soil fertility and plant nutrition, plant ecophysiology, and land degradation and rehabilitation. He is also deeply involved in research on restoration ecology, ethnobotany, forestry, climate change, watershed management, land use, and land cover change, as well as ecosystem services valuation. Furthermore, Dr. Mammo is actively engaged in studying medicinal plants and their conservation. His research endeavors are geared towards addressing environmental challenges, promoting sustainable resource management practices, and contributing to the understanding and conservation of natural ecosystems.

Publications:

Rangeland degradation and management practice in Ethiopia: A systematic review paper

  • Authors: B. Daba, S. Mammo
  • Journal: Environmental and Sustainability Indicators
  • Volume: 23
  • Article: 100413
  • Year: 2024

The Implications of Community Forest Income on Social and Environmental Sustainability

  • Authors: E. Bohnett, S. Lamichhane, Y.T. Liu, B. Ahmad, L. An
  • Journal: Sustainability (Switzerland)
  • Volume: 15, Issue: 8
  • Article: 6603
  • Year: 2023

Floristic composition and community analysis of woody species in Hereje Natural Forest, southwest Ethiopia

  • Authors: A. Anamo, S. Mammo, M. Temesgen
  • Journal: SN Applied Sciences
  • Volume: 5, Issue: 1
  • Article: 48
  • Year: 2023

Analysis of floristic composition and plant community types in Kenech Natural Forest, Kaffa Zone, Ethiopia

  • Authors: B. Sewale, S. Mammo
  • Journal: Trees, Forests and People
  • Volume: 7
  • Article: 100170
  • Year: 2022

ESTIMATION OF WOOD VOLUME, CARBON STOCK AND ROTATION AGE IN SUBTROPICAL PINE FORESTS OF MALAKAND, KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA

  • Authors: B. Ahmad, A. Ali, F. Rabbi, M.W. Muhammad, S. Ullah
  • Journal: Pakistan Journal of Botany
  • Volume: 54, Issue: 5
  • Pages: 1821–1826
  • Year: 2022

Determining community-level carnivore response to landscape factors in bukit barisan selatan national park, sumatra, indonesia

  • Authors: E.T. Bohnett, K. Fandjinou, B. Ahmad, D. Hulse, T. Hoctor
  • Journal: Journal of Wildlife and Biodiversity
  • Volume: 5, Issue: 3
  • Pages: 68–88
  • Year: 2021

Population Structure and Regeneration Status of Woody Species in Kenech Forest, Southwest Ethiopia

  • Authors: S. Balemlay, M. Siraj
  • Journal: International Journal of Forestry Research
  • Article: 6640285
  • Year: 2021

Effects of Soil and Water Conservation Structures on Selected Soil Physicochemical Properties: The Case of Ejersa Lafo District, Central Highlands of Ethiopia

  • Authors: A. Tolesa, S. Mammo, E. Bohnett
  • Journal: Applied and Environmental Soil Science
  • Article: 9910237
  • Year: 2021

Dynamics of land use, land cover change trend and its drivers in Jimma Geneti District, Western Ethiopia

  • Authors: A. Hailu, S. Mammo, M. Kidane
  • Journal: Land Use Policy
  • Volume: 99
  • Article: 105011
  • Year: 2020

Forest carbon stocks in woody plants of Chilimo-Gaji Forest, Ethiopia: Implications of managing forests for climate change mitigation

  • Author: M. Siraj
  • Journal: South African Journal of Botany
  • Volume: 127
  • Pages: 213–219
  • Year: 2019

 

 

 

Siraj Mammo | University | Top Researcher Award

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