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Appendix 1: Interview questionnaire Part-1 Questionnaire on socio-Economic survey Date of interview ______________________ Enumerator's Name________________________ 1. Name of household head_______________________________________________________ Region________Zone_________Wereda________kebele_________Village ____________ 2. Age _______ 3. Sex: Male _______Female_______ 4. Educational status: 1. Can‟t read and write 2. Elementary school 3. High school 4.Vocational 5. Marital status: 1. Married 2. Single 3. Divorced 4.Widow 6. Family size____________ 7. How long have you lived at your current Got (Months/years) ______ 8. How far is your residence from Mt. Abune Yoseph (in km) _________ 9. Do you have access to land 1.Yes 2. No 10. If yes to question 9,what is the size of your land holding by land use type(in timad) N0 Land use type Size in Timad *Equivalent size in ha. 1 Farm land 2 Woodlot 3 Grazing land 4 homested 5 Other Total * 1ha.=4 Timad 11. How many livestock do you own at this time oxen______ cows_____ sheep_______ goats_____mules _____horses______donkeys_______ hens‟ _____ Beehives _____ 12. For how long do you graze at Mt. Abune Yoseph (AY) during dry and wet season During dry season for ___________ months. 75
During wet season for ___________ months. 13. Does AY bring economic benefits to your household 1. Yes 2. No 14. Based on question 13, which type of benefit 1. Household firewood 1.Yes 2. No, if yes, how many loads of fire wood do you collect in the last 12months _____________________ Market price of firewood per load__________ 2. Thatching grass 1.Yes 2. No if yes, how many loads of thatching grass do you cut in the last 12months _______________________ Market price of thatching grass per load________ 3. Hay 1.Yes 2. No if yes how many loads of hay do you harvest in the last 12 months ______________________ Market price of hay per load_________________ 4. Income from tourists 1. Yes 2. No if yes in what type of tourist activity did you involved and how much birr did you get from tourism in past years _____ ETB. 5. Others __________________________________________________________ 15. What estimated benefits have you made in birr from mt. AY on average in a year _______ Part-2 Perception towards Afro-alpine Ecosystem, Wildlife and Wildlife conflict 16. Is there a need to protect the natural resources of AY Afro-alpine ecosystem 1. Yes 2. No 17. Who do you think is responsible for the protection of AY Afro-alpine ecosystem 1. Government 2. Local community 3. NGO 18. What changes have you observed in the vegetation of AY in the last 20 years Intact / improving / degrading / no idea, Why do you think so __________________________ 19. Are populations of wild animals in AY stable/ increasing/ decreasing / no idea in the last 20 years Why do you think so ______________________________________________ 20. Is the conservation of wild animals and plants a good thing 1. Yes 2. No Why do you think so ____________________________________________ 76
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Mekelle University CDANR College of
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Abstract Mt. Abune Yoseph has high
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List of Abbreviations and Acronyms
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Table of contents page ABSTRACT ...
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4.4. HUMAN-LIVESTOCK INTERFERENCE T
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Table 20: HHs response on wolf obse
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subjected to greater land use press
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1.4. Objectives 1.4.1. General Obje
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ought a change in the climate, and
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The present community of high altit
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In addition, Afro-alpine ecosystem
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The continued decline of the Ethiop
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Figure 2: Ethiopian wolf sighting o
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The Afro-alpine habitats in North W
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In Afro-alpine ecosystems the life
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In Northern highlands the livestock
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takes place in the dry season and a
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Page 45 and 46: Chapter IV: Results and Discussion
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Page 77 and 78: Table 27: Analysis of wolf sighting
Page 79 and 80: Chapter V: Conclusion and Recommend
Page 81 and 82: Since the attitude and action of hu
Page 83 and 84: References Alcorn, J.B, 1997. Indig
Page 85 and 86: Kingdon, J., 1990. Island Africa. C
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