Difference in usage of natural, reforested and degraded mangroves by the icthyofauna in Gazi Bay, Kenya
Data set information
| Query EDMED |
| General | |
| Data holding centre | Flanders Marine Institute |
| Country | Belgium  |
| Time period | 2006 |
| Ongoing | No |
| Geographical area | ISW, Kenya - Gazi Bay |
| Observations | |
| Parameters | Fish morphology, age and physiology; Fish abundance in water bodies; Fish taxonomy-related ash-free dry weight biomass per unit area of the bed; Fishery characterisation; Unspecified; Fish taxonomy-related counts |
| Description | |
| Summary | A field survey was conducted in Gazi bay (Kenya) to evaluate the importance of mangals as feeding grounds for fish and to examine the impact of deforestation and restoration on the icthyofauna. Results of this research can be found in this database. |
| Originators | Ghent University, Faculty of Sciences, Department of Biology, Marine Biology Section |
| Availability | |
| Organisation | Flanders Marine Institute |
| Availability | Unrestricted |
| Administration | |
| Collating centre | Flanders Marine Institute |
| Local identifier | 1287 |
| Global identifier | 5554 |
| Last revised | 2011-05-06 |
