Bio

Dr Titus Chemandwa Ndiwa

Dr. Ndiwa is a Lecturer at the Department of Clinical Studies, under Wildlife Management and Conservation Section. He worked at the National Museums of Kenya as a Research Scientist before joining University of Nairobi as a lecturer in 2016. Ndiwa has research interests in the field of population genetics, aquatic ecology and conservation.

Dr Titus Chemandwa Ndiwa

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(Last updated: June 7, 2022)

Publications

2021

Wanja, ND, Agnèse J-F, Ford AGP, Day JJ, Ndiwa TC, Turner GF, Getahun A.  2021.  Identifying and conserving Tilapiine cichlid species in the twenty-first century. : Springer
Wanjira, J, Ndiwa TC, Gichuki N, Wykstra M.  2021.  Evaluating the efficacy of flashing lights in deterring livestock attacks by predators: a case study of Meibae Community Conservancy, Northern Kenya. East African Journal of Science, Technology and Innovation. 2(3)

2020

Kumunga, ME, Ndiwa CT, Muthama NJ.  2020.  Wetland transformation through Water Resource Users Association; The case of Rwamuthambi Sub Catchment area, Kenya. Journal of Wetlands Research. 22(3):200-216.
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Kumunga, E, Ndiwa CT, Nzioka J.  2020.  Towards a framework for monitoring and communicating water resources sustainability: A case study of Rwamuthambi Sub Catchment area, Kenya. Journal of Sustainability, Environment and Peace. 3(1):21-33.
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2017

Ndiwa, TC, Nyingi D, Wemali E, Yusuf HA.  2017.  Seafood value chains and mangrove restoration in Mida Creek. In Leew J, Koech G, Yaye A, Nyongesa J. 2017. A review of best practice in the Horn of Africa with biodiversity based value chain development for pro-poor biodiversity conservation. , Nairobi: ICRAFbiodiversity-based_value_chains-_14122017.pdf

2016

Ndiwa, TC, Nyingi D, Claude J, Agnese JF.  2016.  Morphological variations of wild populations of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) living in extreme environmental conditions in the Kenyan Rift-Valley. Environmental Biology of Fishes. 99(5):473-485.

2014

Ndiwa, TC.  2014.  Contribution to the knowledge of wild populations of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) inhabiting extreme conditions of temperature and alkalinity. , Montpellier, France: University of Montpellier
Ndiwa, TC, Nyingi D, Agnese JF.  2014.  An important natural genetic resource of Oreochromis niloticus (Linnaeus, 1758) threatened by aquaculture activities in Loboi drainage, Kenya. PloS ONE . 9(9:e106972):1-15.

2012

Ndiwa, TC, Mwangi BM, Kairu E, Kaluli JW, Nyingi D.  2012.  Physicochemical Characteristics of Undrainable water dams utilised for fish rearing in the Semi-arid Naromoru area, Central Kenya.. Journal of Agriculture, Science and Technology. 14(2(2012)):45-55.

2011

Ndiwa, TC.  2011.  Assessment of Water Quality and Fish Producivity in Three Undrainable Reservoirs of Naromoru, Nyeri County, Kenya. , Nairobi, Kenya: Kenyatta University

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