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Wetland conversion to farmland in Bure and Womberma Woredas , Northwestern Ethiopia: Implications for sustainable land use

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By Bahir Dar, Workiyie Worie Assefa, Belachew Getnet Eneyew
| PLOS ONE
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Getnet Eneyew B, Worie Assefa W (2026) Wetland conversion to farmland in Bure and Womberma Woredas, Northwestern Ethiopia: Implications for sustainable land use. PLoS One 21(7): e0352888.
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GIS modeling of potentially suitable sites for aquaculture development in the Lake Tana basin, Northwest Ethiopia

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By Workiyie Worie Assefa, Wubneh Belete Abebe, Amhara Design
| Agriculture & Food Security Verified
According to socioeconomic and infrastructure classification, only 27.3% (327,705.3 ha) of the land were classified as being highly suitable for fish farming (Table 4). This is mainly linked to low consumption behavior, poor production experience, and long distance to travel toward the district market center. Nearly 50% of the land was unsuitable due to limited access to the district market center for the development of fish farming in the study area.
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