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(Last updated: January 25, 2018)

Publications

2016

and P, ISE.  2016.  Development of cultural heritage tourism in Kenya: A strategy for diversification of tourism products. Conservation of natural and cultural heritage in Kenya.. , LONDON: University College London (UCL) Press

2015

Shah. P. and Irandu. E..  2015.  Ecotourism: The case of Karura Forest, Nairobi. African Journal of Tourism and Hospitality. Volume 2(2):21-40.

2014

Shah, PS, Irandu, Evaristus M.  2014.  The role of ecotourism in promoting women empowerment and community development: some reflections from Kenya, 16 July. Understanding oneself and the others: New Domestic and international Tourism Practices and the promotion of Heritage and Tourism in East Africa. , French Institute of Research in Africa (IFRA)
Shah, PS, Irandu EM.  2014.  The potential and challenges of promoting ecotourism in Kenya’s Wetlands, 24 Nov. Building communities, saving nature . , Strathmore University, Centre for Tourism and Hospitality
Shah, PS, Irandu. EM.  2014.  Ecotourism as a strategy for promoting conservation of biodiversity in Tana River County. National Scientific Conference on the Tana River County. , Mombasa, Kenya: National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA), Wetlands International, University of Nairobi
Shah, PS, Moronge JM.  2014.  Gender Perspective in Water Conservation in Schools in Kenya: The Case of a Junior School in Nairobi, Kenya. Hekima Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Nairobi. VI(1):42-51.

2013

  2013.  Environment for Sustainable Development-Education Pack for Secondary Schools in Kenya.
Shah, PS.  2013.  The current scenario of Lake Naivasha. OERB Reach. (16):84-88.
Shah, P.  2013.  The role of Oshwal Community in Environmental Management. OERB Reach. (16):76-77.
Shah, P.  2013.  Facts about water in Africa. OERB Reach. (16):16.
Shah, PS.  2013.  Life of Wangari Maathai. OERB Reach. (16):9-11.
Shah, PS.  2013.  Human dimensions of Biodiversity. OERB Reach. (No 16):14-18.
Shah, PS.  2013.  Sustainable Urban Housing – Comparison between the slums of Kibera (Nairobi, Kenya) and the condominiums of Addis Ababa (Ethiopia). sustainable_urban_housing_-_comparison_between_the_slums_compatibility_mode.pdf
Shah, PS, Speranza CI, Opiyo R, Ngaina J.  2013.  OPTIONS FOR IMPROVING COMMUNICATION OF SEASONAL RAINFALL TO SMALLSCALE FARMERS. NCCR-North-South JACS EAF Transfer-workshop. , Utalii Hotel, NairobiOptions_for_improving_the_communication_of_seasonal_rainfall_compatibility_mode.pdf

2012

Shah, PS.  2012.  Why learning institutions should carry out regular environmental audits. AFEW Giraffe News. (14, 2012):21-22.
Shah, PS.  2012.  THE ROLE OF THE KENYAN GOVERNMENT IN SAFEGUARDING LAKE NAIVASHA. Heritagization of Biodiversity and Governance of Natural Resources: Cases of the Rangeland in the Horn of Africa at the 50 Conference for the African Studies (CAS@50: Cutting Edges and Retrospectives). , University of Edinburgh, ScotlandLake Naivasha-role_of_government.pdf
Parita, S, Francis M, James M.  2012.  Environmental Audits and Educational Institutions. : Lamberts Publishing
Parita, S, Chinwe SI, Romanus O, Joshua N.  2012.  Options for Improving the Communication of Seasonal Rainfall Forecasts to Smallholder Farmers – The Case of Kenya. German Development Institute. 17/2012(17/2012):1-4.

2010

Shah, P.  2010.  IS KENYA SUFFERING FROM FROM LACK OF TECHNOLOGY TO COMBAT DROUGHT OR IS IT THAT THE GOODWILL IS MISSING? OERB News Reach. (1:2010):6.kenyas_suffering_during_drought.pdf

2003

Shah, PS.  2003.  The Mahogany Tree. African Fund for Endangered Wildlife. (2):12.the_mahogany_tree.pdf
Shah, PS.  2003.  Vanishing trees- The sad story of life. African Fund for Endangered Wildlife. (2):11.vanishing_trees-_sad_story_of_life.pdf

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