Dr. Franco Mbise is a Senior Lecturer in the fields of Natural Resources Management, Wildlife Management, and Biodiversity Conservation. Mbise has made significant contributions to the understanding, conservation, and sustainable management of natural resources and wildlife in Tanzania and beyond. Mbise's expertise lies in the principles and practices of Natural Resources Management, with a focus on sustainable utilization and conservation of resources such as wildlife, forests, water, and land. He has conducted extensive research on community-based natural resources management, exploring ways to integrate local communities in the decision-making processes for resource use and conservation. His work has emphasized the importance of balancing conservation goals with socio-economic needs of local communities, recognizing their traditional knowledge and practices in managing natural resources.
In the field of Wildlife Management, Mbise has been instrumental in advancing the understanding of wildlife ecology, behavior, and conservation in Tanzania. His research has focused on protected areas, including national parks and game reserves, and has explored issues related to human-wildlife conflicts, and conservation strategies. He has also worked on the sustainable management of wildlife resources, including hunting and tourism, aiming to ensure the long-term viability of wildlife populations while benefiting local communities.
Mbise's work has not only advanced the knowledge and understanding of natural resources management, wildlife management, and biodiversity conservation but has also been instrumental in promoting sustainable practices that balance conservation and development objectives. His interdisciplinary approach, combining scientific research, community engagement, and policy advocacy, has made him a leading expert in the field and a driving force in promoting sustainable management of natural resources and wildlife conservation in Tanzania and beyond.