Berger, E. and Mendoza-Lera, C. 2023
Limnology and Oceanography Bulletin
Lynch, A. J., Cooke, S. J., Arthington, A. H., Baigun, C., Bossenbroek, L., Dickens, C., … & Jähnig, S. C. 2023
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Water, e1633.
Benlasri, M.; Kaczmarek, M.; El Alami, M.; Ghamizi, M.; Berger, E. 2023
Alpine Entomology 7 2023, 13–20
Kaczmarek, N.; Mahjoubi, I.; Benlasri, M.; Nothof, M.; Schäfer, R.B.; Frör O. and Berger E. 2023
Ecological Indicators 148 (2023) 110050
Bossenbroek, L.; Ftouhi, H.; Kadiri, Z. and Kuper, M. 2023
Water Alternatives 16(1)
Silva-Novoa Sánchez LM, Bossenbroek L, Schilling J, Berger E, 2022
Water 14(18), 2932 | https://doi.org/10.3390/w14182932
Lazrak K, Tazart Z, Berger E, Mouhri K, Loudiki M, 2022
Spatial variation in benthic diatom communities in relation to salinity in the arid Draa river basin (southern morocco)
Applied ecology and environmental research 20(5):3709-3736.
Mahjoubi I, Bossenbroek L, Berger E, Frör O, 2022
Sustainability 14, 1–17. | doi: 10.3390/su14084765
Kaczmarek N, Schäfer RB, Berger E, 2021
Front. Environ. Sci. | doi: 10.3389/fenvs.2021.671715
Ftouhi H, Saidani MA, Bossenbroek L, Hamamouche MF, Kadiri Z.
Cah. Agric. 30: 30
Mostakim L, El Qorchi F, Zahra Guennoun F, Moutaouakil S, Berger E, Ghamizi M, 2021
Journal of Geographic Information System, 13, 631-642
Bossenbroek, L., Ftouhi, H. en Kadiri, Z. 2021
ZemZem 1/2021
Hermans, K., Berger, E., Biber-Freudenberger, L., Bossenbroek, L., Ebeler, L., Groth, J., Hack, J., Hanspach, J., Hintz, K.S., Kimengsi, J.N., Kwong, Y.M.C., Oakes, R., Pagogna, R., Plieninger, T., Sterly, H., van der Geest, K., van Vliet, J., Wiederkehr, C., 2021
GAIA 30/2: 72 –76
Zwarteveen, M., Kuper, M., Olmos-Herrera, C., Dajani, M., Kemerink-Seyoum, J., Frances, C., Beckett, L., Lu, F., Kulkarni, S., Kulkarni, H., Aslekar, U., Börjeson, L., Verzijl, A., Dominguez Guzmán, C., Oré, M.T., Leonardelli, I., Bossenbroek, L., Ftouhi, H., Chitata, T., Hartani, T., Saidani, A., Johnson, M., Peterson, A., Bhat, S., Bhopal, S., Kadiri, Z., Deshmukh, R., Joshi, D., Komakech, H., Joseph, K., Mlimbila, E., De Bont, C., 2021.
Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability 49, 88–97
Leonardelli, I., Bossenbroek, L., Ftouhi, H., Kadiri, Z., Bhat, S., Kulkarni, S., Hamamouche, M.F., Saidani, M.A., Zwarteveen, M., Kemerink-Seyoum, J.S., 2021.
Frontiers in Human Dynamics 3, 17
Berger, E., Bossenbroek, L., Beermann, A.J., Schäfer, R.B., Znari, M., Riethmüller, S., Sidhu, N., Kaczmarek, N., Benaissa, H., Ghamizi, M., Plicht, S., Ben Salem, S., El Qorchi, F., Naimi, M., Leese, F., Frör, O., 2021.
Science of The Total Environment 769, 144492
Mostakim, L., Fetnassi, N., Rassam, H., Benaissa, H., Berger, E., Ghamizi, M., 2020.
Eurasian Journal of Biosciences 14, 4735-4741
Schilling, J., Hertig, E., Tramblay, Y., Scheffran, J., 2020.
Reg Environ Change 20, 15.
Loulida S., Znari M., Naimi M. & Bendami S., 2019
African Journal of Herpetology
Berger, E., Frör, O., Schäfer, R.B., 2019.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B:
Biological Sciences 374, 20180010.
„Nachwuchsgruppen in der Sozial-ökologischen Forschung“
09. & 10. März 2020, La Redoute, Kurfürstenallee 1, Bonn – Bad Godesberg
Special Session on Salinization in the context of Translational Ecology,
May 19-23, 2019, Salt Lake City, USA “A transdisciplinary research approach for the management of a dry, salinized river-basin in Morocco”
Les oasis de la vallée du Drâa, dans le sud-est du Maroc, sont caractérisées par des flux d’eau irréguliers provoquant un stress hydrique. Ce manque peut être attribué à des réallocations d’eau dans différents secteurs (agriculture, tourisme, eau potable, et production de l’énergie…) combinées aux changements climatiques. Dans cette vidéo, nous illustrons, à travers le cas de femmes oasiennes à Tissergate, comment les activités agricoles, le rapport à l’eau, les identités et les moyens de subsistance des populations locales ont été profondément altérées, et comment certaines femmes s’ingénient pour s’adapter à ces changements.
Irregular water flows and a lack of water characterize the oases of the Draa Valley in southeastern Morocco. This shortage can be attributed to water reallocations in different sectors (agriculture, tourism, drinking water, and energy production…) combined with climate change. In this video, we illustrate, through the case of oasis women in Tissergate, how agricultural activities, the relationship to water, identities, and livelihoods of local populations have been profoundly altered and how some women are managing to adapt to these changes
Dans les oasis de la vallée du Drâa l’agriculture familiale est une activité capitale. Les femmes y jouent un rôle central malgré leur invisibilité. Toutefois, comme l’illustre cette vidéo, l’histoire de Nawal, jeune du douar de Timiderte, certaines femmes cherchent à se réaliser à travers d’autres activités. Elles deviennent ainsi des actrices de changement tout en faisant face à de nouvelles contraintes.
In the oases of the Draa Valley, family farming is a key activity. Women play a central role in this. However, as the video of Nawal, a young woman from the village of Timiderte, illustrates, today, some women seek to fulfill their potential through other activities. Thus, they become agents of change while facing new constraints.
By Lisa Bossenbroek, Hind Ftouhi and Zakaria Kadiri
Lisa Bossenbroek et Hind Ftouhi
Challenges for water resources in the DrâaRiver Basin
Bossenbroek, Lisa; Hind, Ftouhi; and Kadiri, Zakaria (2020). From mining to sharing groundwater resources: The case of Mird in the Draa Valley, South of Morocco
Link: https://www.t2sgroundwater.org/narrative-reports-morocco