Afrotropical Streams and Rivers

Afrotropical Streams and Rivers by Tatenda Dalu is a compelling exploration of Africa’s freshwater lifelines — the streams and rivers that sustain biodiversity, communities, and landscapes across the Afrotropical region. This authoritative work immediately draws you into the vibrant, often overlooked world of African waterways, balancing scientific insight with real-world relevance.

Inside, readers will find a clear, engaging overview of ecological dynamics, freshwater biodiversity, hydrology, and the pressing conservation challenges facing rivers and streams across sub-Saharan Africa. From savannah headwaters to rainforest basins, the book synthesizes contemporary perspectives on species patterns, ecosystem functioning, and human impacts — helping you understand both local issues and continent-wide trends.

Perfect for researchers, conservation practitioners, policymakers, environmental students, and anyone passionate about African nature, this volume delivers practical context for river management, biodiversity protection, and sustainable water use. Its region-focused approach makes it especially valuable for work in East, Central and Southern Africa, the Congo Basin, and other Afrotropical landscapes.

Whether you’re assembling a professional reference shelf or seeking an informed introduction to African freshwater systems, Afrotropical Streams and Rivers offers clarity, authority, and actionable insight. Secure your copy today to deepen your understanding of freshwater biodiversity and conservation in Africa — and to equip yourself with knowledge that matters for ecological research, policy, and local stewardship.

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