Programmes

Assessing impacts and benefits of alien fish introductions: Do biodiversity costs outweigh economic, food security and recreational benefits derived from alien fishes in South Africa? South Africa Netherlands Partnership for African Development SANPAD. 2010-2012.

 

Parasitological and ecological research on south African eels. National Research Foundation - SA/Germany Agreement on Cooperation in Science and Technology. Partners: SAIAB & University Karlsruhe, Germany. 2010-2012.

 

Alien Fishes Projects. various sources including DST/NRF Centre of Excellence for Invasion Biology (CIB), NRF Incentive Funding for Rated Researchers, Joint Research Committee of Rhodes University. 2010 – ongoing.

 

Recreational Angling in South Africa. WRC. 2010 - 2013. 

 

Introduction pathways, distribution, abundance and movement of Alien invasive fish species in a South African RAMSAR wetland, Wilderness Lakes, CIB, NRF-Incentive Funding for Rated Researchers, SAN-Parks.2010-2011.

 

Namibia – Namibia – Caprivi region biodiversity and fisheries management projects. 2010-ongoing

 

Research project to develop a management plan for the freshwater fish resources of the Greater Addo Elephant National Park. 2007-2010

 

An assessment of the fishery of Lake Gariep with particular reference to the development of a decision-making tool for obtaining optimal social and economic benefit from harvests. 2007-2009

 

An assessment of genetic diversity of Pseudobarbus afer and Barbus pallidus in the Sundays River and Swartkops River catchment to identify critical conservation areas within the Addo Elephant National Park, Eastern Cape. 2008.