• Assessment of Seasurface Temperature Affecting Coral Bleaching in the Eritrean Southern Red Sea 

  Belay, Hermon Ghebreslassie (University of Cape Coast, 2021-11)

  Coral reefs, a spectacular marine ecosystem, have species diversity that significantly exceeds any other marine environment. However, they are among the most heavily degraded and sensitive marine ecosystems. In the literature, ...
• The Effects of Habitat Disturbance on Adult Odonata Assemblages in Urban Freshwater Habitats of Southern Cape Coast Metropolis of Ghana 

  Badu, Isaac Kwame (University of Cape Coast, 2022-11)

  Members of the insect Order Odonata have been widely used as indicators of the integrity of freshwater ecosystems. However, the effects of anthropogenically induced factors continue to affect their assemblages especially ...
• Assessment of the Potential Outbreak of Aedes-Borne Diseases During the Covid-19 Restriction Period in Cape Coast 

  Ayettey, Joana (University of Cape Coast, 2022-10)

  Vector-borne diseases transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes pose a significant public health threat worldwide. This study focused on assessing the risk of Aedes-borne disease outbreaks during the Covid-19 restriction period based ...
• River sediment discharge influence on short-term shoreline change of Anlo beach, Western Region, Ghana 

  Frimpomaa, Janet (University of Cape Coast, 2022-12)

  Riverine systems are important due to sediment transport to the coast. However, this benefit is decreasing due to increasing rate of human influences that affect river flow pattern and sediment discharge to coastal areas, ...
• Modelling the variability of Fuveme beach in the lower Volta Delta, Ghana 

  Ekumah, Nanabanyin Kwame Okwentsie (University of Cape Coast, 2022-12)

  Issues of coastal erosion have been on the rise globally due to climate change and anthropogenic activities such as the construction of dams, harbours and coastal defences. According to multiple reports, the Fuveme coastline ...
• Sustainability Assessment of Community Resource Management Areas (Crema) in Ghana: The Case of Adwenaase Crema in the Assin Foso Municipality 

  Asamoah, Prince Kweku (University of Cape Coast, 2023-04)

  There are over 40 CREMAs at various developmental levels in Ghana based on existing records, which portray varying outcomes in terms of their intended purpose, yielding some uncertainties about sustainability of CREMAs ...
• Biodiesel production from tropical almond (Terminalia Cattapa L.) Seed oil 

  Dzamesi, Hayford Kwadzo (University of Cape Coast, 2023-05)

  The aim of this work was to produce biodiesel from oil of tropical almond (Terminalia catappa) seed using response surface method (Box-Behnken design). Tropical almond seed oil was extracted using the Soxhlet ...
• Population Dynamics of Chloroscombrus Chrysurus and Decapterus Punctatus in Coastal Waters of Ghana 

  Animah, Cecilia Akua (University of Cape Coast, 2021-12)

  Carangids are considered as commercially important fish species in Ghana. In recent times, there has been a decline in Ghana’s pelagic stock which includes carangids. The purpose of the study was to assess the population ...
• Assessment of the Impact of Fishing and Socio-Economic Drivers on Cetacean Exploitation in Ghanaian Waters 

  Elizabeth, Agyekumwaa (University of Cape Coast, 2022-12)

  The study aimed at assessing the fishing impact and socio-economic drivers of cetacean exploitation in four coastal communities (Axim, Shama, Dixcove, and Apam). Data was collected from April – October, 2022 using field ...
• Modeling the Effects of Land Cover Modifications and Sea Level Rise on Coastal Mangrove Productivity: A Case Study of Anlo Beach Complex Wetland, Western Region, Ghana 

  Aja, Daniel (University of Cape Coast, 2022-09)

  In this work, the underlying mechanisms in coastal wetlands were examined in relation to the long-term mangroves’ response to anthropogenic activities and sea level rise. Geographic information systems and dynamic ...
• Biogas Production from Invasive Aquatic Weeds (Water Hyacinth and Water Lettuce) from the Volta River Estuary, Ada-Ghana 

  Ahiati, Fred Kwaku (University of Cape Coast, 2021-10)

  Water Hyacinth, E. crassipes, and Water Lettuce, Pistia stratiotes are invasive water weeds that thrive in freshwater bodies and estuaries. These weeds have high cellulose and hemicellulose concentrations, highlighting ...
• Mesozooplankton Abundance, Composition and Response to Global Climate Change in the Volta Estuarine System 

  Agyapong, Docia (University of Cape Coast, 2023-09)

  Projections suggest that global climate change is warming and changing the salinity of brackish waters (e.g., lagoons, estuaries), with impacts on nursery and feeding habitats for fish and other organisms. This study ...
• Genetic Diversity Studies on the West African Mangrove Oyster, Crassostrea Tulipa Along the Coast of Ghana 

  Edekor, Juliet Ama Mawusi (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2021-12)

  ABSTRACT The West African mangrove oyster, Crassostrea tulipa (Lamarck 1819) is abundant in many coastal ecosystems and they are a rich source of protein. Despite its abundance, ecological, and economic importance, ...
• A Study of Sea Urchin Populations Along the Rocky Coast of Ghana With a Note on Its Fishery 

  Obeng, Juliet Afrah (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2021-10)

  ABSTRACT The research seeks to fundamentally outline the occurrence and diversity of sea urchin species along the coastline of Ghana. This work evaluates the growth parameters and some aspect of the sea urchin fishery ...
• Effects of Urban Land-use Type on Avifauna Assemblage Structure in Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly 

  Afrifa, Joseph Kwasi (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2021-12)

  ABSTRACT Given the global trend of increasing urbanization, the need to preserve and improve urban biodiversity has become critical. This study examines the relative influence of different land-use types as well as ...
• Assessment of the Ecological and Socio-economic Implications of Land-use Changes in the Butuah Wetland of the Sekondi-takoradi Metropolis of Ghana 

  Acheampong, Esther Nyamekye (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2021-10)

  ABSTRACT Coastal ecosystems in urban areas provide critical services that support biodiversity and improve the livelihoods of coastal communities. However, pressures of increasing urbanization and industrialization in ...
• Genetic Characterization of Atlantic Chub Mackerel (Scomber Colias) in Ghana 

  Osei-yeboah, Eunice (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2021-08)

  ABSTRACT The Atlantic chub mackerel Scomber colias is a small pelagic coastal migratory species belonging to the family Scombridae. Available scientific data reveals a gradual decline of S. colias species within Ghana’s ...
• Analysis of Climate Variability Implications for Sardinella Fisheries in Ghana 

  Gamor, Delali (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2018-11)

  ABSTRACT Over the years, marine fish production in Ghana has been on a downturn. The dwindling has been ascribed mainly to illegal fishing practices with less attention given to the possible effects of climate variability. ...
• Nutritional Quality of the Mangrove Oyster, Crassostrea Tulipa, in Ghana and Hydrographic Conditions of Their Habitats 

  Agblemanyo, Felix Edufia (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2021-11)

  ABSTRACT Seafood contributes significantly to food security. The present study sought to provide information on the size, meat yield, proximate nutritional composition, minerals, amino acids, fatty acids and some ...
• Socioeconomic Implications of Closed Fishing Season In the Marine Artisanal Sector: a Case Study of Elmina And Apam in the Central Region of Ghana 

  Yeboah, Ellen Nyarko (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2022-02)

  ABSTRACT The study determined the socioeconomic implications of the closed season policy on artisanal fisherfolk in Ghana using Elmina and Apam fishing communities as a case study. The mixed-method design was used in ...

• Assessment of Seasurface Temperature Affecting Coral Bleaching in the Eritrean Southern Red Sea 

  Belay, Hermon Ghebreslassie (University of Cape Coast, 2021-11)

  Coral reefs, a spectacular marine ecosystem, have species diversity that significantly exceeds any other marine environment. However, they are among the most heavily degraded and sensitive marine ecosystems. In the literature, ...
• The Effects of Habitat Disturbance on Adult Odonata Assemblages in Urban Freshwater Habitats of Southern Cape Coast Metropolis of Ghana 

  Badu, Isaac Kwame (University of Cape Coast, 2022-11)

  Members of the insect Order Odonata have been widely used as indicators of the integrity of freshwater ecosystems. However, the effects of anthropogenically induced factors continue to affect their assemblages especially ...
• Assessment of the Potential Outbreak of Aedes-Borne Diseases During the Covid-19 Restriction Period in Cape Coast 

  Ayettey, Joana (University of Cape Coast, 2022-10)

  Vector-borne diseases transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes pose a significant public health threat worldwide. This study focused on assessing the risk of Aedes-borne disease outbreaks during the Covid-19 restriction period based ...
• River sediment discharge influence on short-term shoreline change of Anlo beach, Western Region, Ghana 

  Frimpomaa, Janet (University of Cape Coast, 2022-12)

  Riverine systems are important due to sediment transport to the coast. However, this benefit is decreasing due to increasing rate of human influences that affect river flow pattern and sediment discharge to coastal areas, ...
• Modelling the variability of Fuveme beach in the lower Volta Delta, Ghana 

  Ekumah, Nanabanyin Kwame Okwentsie (University of Cape Coast, 2022-12)

  Issues of coastal erosion have been on the rise globally due to climate change and anthropogenic activities such as the construction of dams, harbours and coastal defences. According to multiple reports, the Fuveme coastline ...
• Sustainability Assessment of Community Resource Management Areas (Crema) in Ghana: The Case of Adwenaase Crema in the Assin Foso Municipality 

  Asamoah, Prince Kweku (University of Cape Coast, 2023-04)

  There are over 40 CREMAs at various developmental levels in Ghana based on existing records, which portray varying outcomes in terms of their intended purpose, yielding some uncertainties about sustainability of CREMAs ...
• Biodiesel production from tropical almond (Terminalia Cattapa L.) Seed oil 

  Dzamesi, Hayford Kwadzo (University of Cape Coast, 2023-05)

  The aim of this work was to produce biodiesel from oil of tropical almond (Terminalia catappa) seed using response surface method (Box-Behnken design). Tropical almond seed oil was extracted using the Soxhlet ...
• Population Dynamics of Chloroscombrus Chrysurus and Decapterus Punctatus in Coastal Waters of Ghana 

  Animah, Cecilia Akua (University of Cape Coast, 2021-12)

  Carangids are considered as commercially important fish species in Ghana. In recent times, there has been a decline in Ghana’s pelagic stock which includes carangids. The purpose of the study was to assess the population ...
• Assessment of the Impact of Fishing and Socio-Economic Drivers on Cetacean Exploitation in Ghanaian Waters 

  Elizabeth, Agyekumwaa (University of Cape Coast, 2022-12)

  The study aimed at assessing the fishing impact and socio-economic drivers of cetacean exploitation in four coastal communities (Axim, Shama, Dixcove, and Apam). Data was collected from April – October, 2022 using field ...
• Modeling the Effects of Land Cover Modifications and Sea Level Rise on Coastal Mangrove Productivity: A Case Study of Anlo Beach Complex Wetland, Western Region, Ghana 

  Aja, Daniel (University of Cape Coast, 2022-09)

  In this work, the underlying mechanisms in coastal wetlands were examined in relation to the long-term mangroves’ response to anthropogenic activities and sea level rise. Geographic information systems and dynamic ...
• Biogas Production from Invasive Aquatic Weeds (Water Hyacinth and Water Lettuce) from the Volta River Estuary, Ada-Ghana 

  Ahiati, Fred Kwaku (University of Cape Coast, 2021-10)

  Water Hyacinth, E. crassipes, and Water Lettuce, Pistia stratiotes are invasive water weeds that thrive in freshwater bodies and estuaries. These weeds have high cellulose and hemicellulose concentrations, highlighting ...
• Mesozooplankton Abundance, Composition and Response to Global Climate Change in the Volta Estuarine System 

  Agyapong, Docia (University of Cape Coast, 2023-09)

  Projections suggest that global climate change is warming and changing the salinity of brackish waters (e.g., lagoons, estuaries), with impacts on nursery and feeding habitats for fish and other organisms. This study ...
• Genetic Diversity Studies on the West African Mangrove Oyster, Crassostrea Tulipa Along the Coast of Ghana 

  Edekor, Juliet Ama Mawusi (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2021-12)

  ABSTRACT The West African mangrove oyster, Crassostrea tulipa (Lamarck 1819) is abundant in many coastal ecosystems and they are a rich source of protein. Despite its abundance, ecological, and economic importance, ...
• A Study of Sea Urchin Populations Along the Rocky Coast of Ghana With a Note on Its Fishery 

  Obeng, Juliet Afrah (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2021-10)

  ABSTRACT The research seeks to fundamentally outline the occurrence and diversity of sea urchin species along the coastline of Ghana. This work evaluates the growth parameters and some aspect of the sea urchin fishery ...
• Effects of Urban Land-use Type on Avifauna Assemblage Structure in Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly 

  Afrifa, Joseph Kwasi (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2021-12)

  ABSTRACT Given the global trend of increasing urbanization, the need to preserve and improve urban biodiversity has become critical. This study examines the relative influence of different land-use types as well as ...
• Assessment of the Ecological and Socio-economic Implications of Land-use Changes in the Butuah Wetland of the Sekondi-takoradi Metropolis of Ghana 

  Acheampong, Esther Nyamekye (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2021-10)

  ABSTRACT Coastal ecosystems in urban areas provide critical services that support biodiversity and improve the livelihoods of coastal communities. However, pressures of increasing urbanization and industrialization in ...
• Genetic Characterization of Atlantic Chub Mackerel (Scomber Colias) in Ghana 

  Osei-yeboah, Eunice (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2021-08)

  ABSTRACT The Atlantic chub mackerel Scomber colias is a small pelagic coastal migratory species belonging to the family Scombridae. Available scientific data reveals a gradual decline of S. colias species within Ghana’s ...
• Analysis of Climate Variability Implications for Sardinella Fisheries in Ghana 

  Gamor, Delali (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2018-11)

  ABSTRACT Over the years, marine fish production in Ghana has been on a downturn. The dwindling has been ascribed mainly to illegal fishing practices with less attention given to the possible effects of climate variability. ...
• Nutritional Quality of the Mangrove Oyster, Crassostrea Tulipa, in Ghana and Hydrographic Conditions of Their Habitats 

  Agblemanyo, Felix Edufia (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2021-11)

  ABSTRACT Seafood contributes significantly to food security. The present study sought to provide information on the size, meat yield, proximate nutritional composition, minerals, amino acids, fatty acids and some ...
• Socioeconomic Implications of Closed Fishing Season In the Marine Artisanal Sector: a Case Study of Elmina And Apam in the Central Region of Ghana 

  Yeboah, Ellen Nyarko (Universtity of Cape Coast, 2022-02)

  ABSTRACT The study determined the socioeconomic implications of the closed season policy on artisanal fisherfolk in Ghana using Elmina and Apam fishing communities as a case study. The mixed-method design was used in ...

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