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Acknowledgements
Abstract
Introduction
The Study Area
Study Area-Nairobi
Physical and Climatic patterns
Vegetation
Literature Review
Introduction
Invasive species in Kenya
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
Urban farming in Nairobi
Plant species migration
Application of Geographic Information systems in biodiversity mapping
GIS applications in biodiversity mapping in Kenya
Conceptual framework
Research Methodology
Types and sources of Data
Data Collection Methods
Sampling strategy
Data collection points
Social economic stratification
Botanical data analysis
Statistical Data Analysis
Spatial Data Analysis
Study Limitations
Results and Discussion
Domestic plant species
Animal species: Pests, pets and others
Other animals in the vicinity of the sampled households
Pest management and public health
Invasive species
Influence of physiography and climate on distribution of urban domestic biodiversity.
Specie transfer in the city of Nairobi
Summary, Conclusions and Recommendations
Summary
Conclusions
Recommendations
Biblography
Books
Magazines and Newspapers
Other publications
World Wide Web pages
Appendix 1: Questionnaire
Appendix 2: SOCIO ECONOMIC CLASS BREAKDOWN