Author

Matheaus K Kauti

Senior Lecturer, Environmental Science, South Eastern Kenya University - Cited by 188 - Human-Environment Relationships - Livelihood Analysis - Spatial Temporal Patterns

Biography

Dr. Matheaus K. Kauti has a PhD in Environmental Studies from Tohoku University, Japan. Master of Arts (Urban Geography) from University of Nairobi and Bachelor of Arts (First Class Honors, Geography Major) from University of Nairobi. He joined South Eastern Kenya University (SEKU). Dr. Kauti was appointed the Ag. Director, Mtito-Andei Campus. Previously he was Chairman, Department of Environmental Science and Technology, School of Environment and Natural Resources Management. 
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Traditional knowledge on use of medicinal plants in Kitui County, Kenya
DP Kisangau, M Kauti, R Mwobobia, T Kanui, N Musimba, CA LicenseInternational Journal of Ethnobiology & Ethnomedicine 4 (1), 1-10, 202
17
2017
The Status of Livestock Livelihood Support System in the South Eastern Dry lands of Kitui and Makueni Counties, Kenya
TI Kanui, MK Kauti, RM MwobobiaInternational Journal of Livestock Research 6 (4), 73-2, 2016201
8
2016
Household livelihood strategies and socio economic conditions influencing watershed degradation in Kaiti sub-watershed, Makueni County, Kenya
RN Kieti, MK Kauti, DP KisangauSCIENCEDOMAIN International, 2016201
5
2016
Geographical and longitudinal approach to rural livelihood security and crisis responses in Central Kenya: The case of crop variety and livestock breed selection
MK KautiAcademic Journals, 2012201
3
2012
Evaluation of household soil conservation technologies in arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs)(the case of Kitui central, Mulala and Wote divisions in Kenya)
MK Kauti, TI Kanui, W Raphael, MR MurangiriInternational Journal of Plant & Soil Science 11 (5), 1-7, 01601
2
2016

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