Titlebook: Soda Lakes of East Africa; Michael Schagerl Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 saline-alkaline.athallasic.water

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Vascular Plants in Eastern Africa Rift Valley Saline Wetlandscan Rift System, are known as spectacular avian habitats. The population density of Lesser Flamingos is especially high due to the frequently high algal biomass productivity, which forms the main food. These environments also provide habitats to a unique vegetation of vascular plants adapted to sali

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An Underexplored Resource for Biotechnology: Selected Microphytes of East African Soda Lakes and Adjring, harvesting and subsequent processing complicate their exploitation. An economic way to reduce costs of algal mass cultures is to install open-pond culture systems in tropical regions, which guarantee high solar irradiance throughout the year, but this approach is still waiting to be introduced

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Conservation and Management of East Africa’s Soda Lakesapes, biodiversity and population changes. The present extent of their management is evaluated along a spatial gradient from international to local, through the perspective of international agreements, management plans and policies. Gaps in present-day conservation management are identified and the

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Soda Lakes of the East African Rift System: The Past, the Present and the Futuredorheic basin features with arid to semiarid climatic conditions. These features, together with the geological characteristics of their catchments, have favoured the development of saline alkaline properties that make them peculiar and important from a number of perspectives. Most of these lakes hav

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Conservation and Management of East Africa’s Soda Lakestheoretical possibilities for improved management and more secure conservation outlined. The final section suggests ways in which improved management policies can be achieved in the next decade by simple knowledge collection at each lake and sharing using social media.

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Dipping into the Soda Lakes of East Africaprotected (1) because they are ‘hot spots’ of haloalkaliphiles and rich genetic pools that might soon be tapped for biotechnological applications, and (2) for their exceptional natural environments, threatened increasingly by anthropogenic intervention. These environments must be preserved for future generations.

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The Ecology of African Soda Lakes: Driven by Variable and Extreme Conditionsrnal biological dynamics triggering shifts in plankton community composition and the consequences for higher trophic levels. We also elaborate on energy budgets and the importance of aquatic–terrestrial coupling in soda lakes. These are some of the key aspects pointing to promising new avenues for future research on these fascinating ecosystems.

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