Michael Mukolwe Publications

Journal papers

1. Mukolwe, M.O ., Obwoyere, G.O., & Ngesa, F.U. (2018). Influence of Training Interactions on Adoption of Forestry Innovations among Conservation Institutions in Kenya. International Journal of Scientific Research and Innovative Technology. Vol. 5 No. 5; May 2018.
2. Mukolwe, M. O., Obwoyere, G. O. & Ngesa, F.U. (2016). Influence of Institutional Facilities on Adoption of Forest Innovations in Kenya. International Journal of Scientific Research and Innovative Technology ISSN: 2313-3759 Vol. 3 No. 9; September 2016.
3. Mukolwe, M.O ., Obwoyere, G.O. & Ngesa, F.U. (2016). Influence of Human Resource Needs on Adoption of Forest Innovations in Kenya. Open Journal of Forestry 6: 460-475. http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/ojf.2016.65035 .
4. Obiri, J., Lawes, M., and Mukolwe, M . (2002). The Dynamics and Sustainable Use of High Value Tree Species of the Coastal Pondoland Forests of the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa. Forest Ecology and Management 166: 131-148.

Books

1. Mukolwe, A. F. na Mukolwe, M . (watafsiri). (2020). Mwongozo wa Ukuzaji wa Melia volkensii Shambani katika Maeneo Kame ya Kenya. CADEP-SFM/KFS 2018.
2. AI-CD/KEFRI/JICA. (2019). Measures for Combating Desertification in the Horn of Africa. (eds.) Chagala-Odera, E., Mukolwe, M., Tuwei, P., Wanjiku, J., Ochieng’ D., Honjo, Y., and Njenga, E. Nairobi, Kenya.
3. AI-CD / KEFRI. (2019) Measures for Combating Desertification: Case Studies from Horn of Africa. Eds . Chagala-Odera, E., Wanjiku, J., Tuwei, P., Ochieng, D., Mukolwe, M ., Yuki Honjo, Y., and Njenga, E.
4. Mukolwe, M.O. (2016). Assessment of Institutional Capacity and Adoption of Forest Innovation in Kenya . PhD, Thesis in Natural Resources Management. Egerton University, Kenya.
5. Spilsbury, M.J., Kowero, G.S., Mukolwe, M.O ., Netzehti, A., Legesse, W.W., Nsengiyumva, O., Kiwuso, P. and Sabas, E. (2003). Forest-related Research Capacity in Eastern Africa. Rome. FAO.
6. Mukolwe, M.O. and Kaudia, A.A. (2001). Abstracts of theses and dissertations by Scientists at Kenya Forestry Research Institute: Bibliography (1983-2000). KEFRI Press Unit. Nairobi, Kenya.
7. Kaudia, A.A., Mukolwe, M.O. and Owuor, B. (2001). Participatory Eco-resource Management: Harnessing Individual Initiatives. In: Dryland Farming Manual. International Institute of Rural Reconstruction (IIRR).
8. Mukolwe, M.O. (1999). The Potential of Agroforestry in the Conservation of High Value Indigenous Trees: A Case Study of Umzimvubu District, Eastern Cape. MSc, Thesis. Forest Biodiversity Programme. University of Natal, South Africa.

Technical Notes/Protocols/Guidelines

1. Guidelines to On-farm Melia volkensii Growing in the Dryland Areas of Kenya. CADEP-SFM/KFS 2018.
2. Training Curriculum: Production, Processing and Marketing of Forest Products. KEFRI. September 2015.
3. AI-CD/KEFRI/JICA. (2019). Guideline on Effective Measures for Combating Desertification for Achieving Sustainable Development in the Horn of Africa. (eds.) Chagala-Odera, E., Mukolwe, M., Tuwei, P., Wanjiku, J., Ochieng’ D., Honjo, Y., and Njenga, E. Nairobi, Kenya.

1. Mukolwe, M.O ., Cheboiwo, J.K. and Wanjiku, J. (2019). Policy Brief on Establishment of the KEFRI Graduate Research School. KEFRI. May 2019.
2. Mukolwe et al . (1994). Research Interns, Students on Attachment, Research Associates (RISARA) at KEFRI. KEFRI Circular November 1994.