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SENIOR LECTURER & DIRECTOR OF STUDIES

Dr. Moses Fayiah

Senior Lecturer | Director of Studies | Environmental Scientist | Researcher

Senior Lecturer & Director of Studies

School of Natural Resources Management, حلحلآ‏»­ University, Sierra Leone

PhD
Environmental Science
8
Consultancy Projects
13+
Conferences & Workshops
5
Editorial Boards

Profile Summary

Dr. Moses Fayiah serves as a Senior University Lecturer, Director of Studies, Researcher, Independent consultant and former Project Coordinator and Research expert. He strives to provide knowledge and service to the wider society through Lecturing, Community Service, and Research. Dr. Fayiah engages in consultancies and environmental advocacy in various natural resources management categories especially forestry and ecosystem rehabilitation.

He aspires to render service in Sustainable Forests Management, Plant Science, Forest Inventory, Ecological restoration, Climate change, Biodiversity conservation, Forests policy, Stakeholders Engagement, Education and Environmental Protections. His key research focus is forest management, Environmental Impact Assessment, Ecosystem function, restoration of mined out areas in Sierra Leone.

Educational Background

Ph.D. in Environmental Science
2017 - 2020
Beijing Normal University, People's Republic of China
M.Sc. in Forest Economics & Management
2012 - 2014
حلحلآ‏»­ University, Sierra Leone
B.Sc. in Forestry General
2008 - 2011
حلحلآ‏»­ University, Sierra Leone
HND in Forestry & Agriculture
2005 - 2008
حلحلآ‏»­ University, Sierra Leone

Professional Certifications & Fellowships

Fellowship in Sustainable Forest Management
2016/2017
Tropical Forest Research Institute, India
Certificate in Climate Change
2022
The African Institute for Economic Development & Planning
Certificate in Forest Protection and Ecological Restoration Technologies for Developing Countries
2023
Ministry of Commerce, Republic of China
Certificate in Sustainable Land Management
2024
Centre of Excellence on Sustainable Land Management, Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE), India

Current Administrative Positions

Senior Lecturer
2024 to Present
حلحلآ‏»­ University, School of Natural Resources Management
  • Teaching, Research & Community Service & Administration
  • Guide undergraduate and postgraduate students through research projects, theses, or dissertations
  • Offer guidance on academic and career development, especially in forestry-related fields
  • Design, coordinate, and teach advanced undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Environmental Science and Forestry
  • Lead impactful interdisciplinary research in areas such as forest conservation, climate change, carbon sequestration, agroforestry, land degradation, and pollution control
Director of Studies
2025 to Present
School of Natural Resources Management, حلحلآ‏»­ University
  • Ensures that academic programs meet university standards and are regularly reviewed and updated
  • Oversees the delivery of courses, ensuring they align with departmental and institutional goals
  • Coordinates course schedules, exams, and lectures in collaboration with academic departments
  • Acts as the primary academic advisor for students, especially regarding course selection, progression, and graduation requirements
  • Serves as a bridge between students and lecturers or departments, ensuring effective communication
Chairman/Director Academic Affairs
2021 to Present
School of Natural Resources Management, حلحلآ‏»­ University
  • Oversee the academic affairs of the school
  • Enhance quality student learning
  • Conduct student seminars, Pre-field and Post-field presentations of research work
  • Organize internship activities in collaboration with Heads of Departments
  • Oversee examination activities of undergraduate students in the School
  • Counsel undergraduate students on career enhancement and other academic activities
School Representative to Senate
2023 to Present
حلحلآ‏»­ University
  • Represent the views, concerns, and proposals of the school's faculty and departments during Senate meetings
  • Contribute to the formulation, review, and approval of university-wide academic policies, regulations, and strategic initiatives
  • Communicate Senate decisions and policies back to the school, ensuring that faculty and students are informed and aligned
School Postgraduate Coordinator
Current
School of Natural Resources Management, حلحلآ‏»­ University
CEO - Forum for Environment, Biodiversity and Climate Change Sierra Leone
2024 to Present
Community-Based Organization, Sierra Leone
  • Registered community-based organization in Sierra Leone
  • Provide awareness on the importance of biodiversity conservation, environmental protection and climate change risk within the southern region of Sierra Leone
CEO - Universal Consulting Services
2021 to Present
  • Conduct consultancy services for both local and international organizations
  • Conduct research within the environment and climate change field for companies and individuals
  • Write reports about field work and observations

Work Experience

Lecturer I
2020 - 2024
حلحلآ‏»­ University
  • Teaching Research & Community Service & administrative matters
  • Deliver undergraduate and postgraduate courses in forestry-related subjects (e.g., forest ecology, silviculture, forest management, agroforestry, forest protection)
  • Design and update course content to reflect current knowledge, technology, and sustainable forestry practices
  • Conduct independent or collaborative research on topics such as climate change and forests, biodiversity, forest regeneration, community forestry, or forest economics
  • Publish findings in peer-reviewed journals, books, and conference proceedings
Lecturer II
2014 - 2020
حلحلآ‏»­ University
  • Teaching Research & Community Service
  • Supervise the department plantation workers
  • Provide monthly work plan for plantation workers
Temporary Teaching Assistant
2012 - 2014
حلحلآ‏»­ University
  • Teaching, Research & Community Service
  • Assist senior colleagues with academic matters
  • Compiled departmental grades

Project Services

Project Coordinator & Research Expert
2023 - 2024
West Africa Biodiversity and Low Emission Development (OKMO Project)

Targeted actions to enhance habitat regeneration, conservation, and biodiversity in the Outamba-Kilimi-Madina-Oula transboundary landscape of Guinea and Sierra Leone

  • Collaborated with team members and stakeholders to foster the conservation of biodiversity along the Sierra Leone-Guinea wildlife corridor
  • Contribute to the development of Outamba Kilimi National Park Biodiversity Project strategies in Sierra Leone
  • Coordinate wildlife survey using systematic linear transects and camera traps
  • Plan the effective management of wildfires in the landscape
  • Promote forest landscape restoration through Natural Ecological Regeneration (NER) approach
Local Expert - Forest Management & Climate Change
2020 - 2022
African Forest Forum (Based in Nairobi, Kenya)
  • Produced a reviewed framework for integration of adaptation and mitigation options in response to climate change adaption, based on the context of existing forest and agroforests types in Sierra Leone

Consultancy Services

1. Lead Consultant
2020 - 2021
African Forest Forum, Nairobi Kenya

Strengthening Capacity of African Forestry Stakeholders on The Implementation of Forest and Tree-Based Adaptation & Mitigation Options in Different Landscapes in Sierra-Leone

2. Lead Consultant
2021 - 2022
European Union Delegation Sierra Leone

Feasibility study on Integrating Graduate Internship in EU Cooperation Programmes in Sierra Leone

3. Lead Consultant
2021 - 2022
African Forest Forum, Nairobi Kenya

Strengthening capacity of stakeholders in African forestry for developing bankable projects on enhancing resilience to climate change and improvement of livelihood

4. Lead Consultant
2023
Marampa Mines Ltd, Sierra Leone

Relocate or Dislocation of (Chlorocebus sabaeus) Wild Green Monkeys from Marampa Mine SILO to Nearby Forest Within the Concession Area

5. Lead Consultant
2024
Marampa Mines Ltd, Sierra Leone

Conduct Biodiversity Conservation Area Assessment within the Concession Area of Marampa Mines Ltd

6. Team Member
2013 - 2015
Sierra Rutile Ltd, Sierra Leone

Seedling production for Reforestation of degraded mined lands through Forestry Department

7. Team Member
2024
Action Against Hunger, Sierra Leone

Development of Training Manual for Training Project Participants on The Cultivation and Preservation of Mangroves Ecologies in Selected Communities in Jong and Imperri Chiefdom, Sierra Leone

  • Developed the inception report for the consultancy on behalf of the team
8. National Consultant
2025
Environmental Protection Agency, Sierra Leone

Conduct a national study on Information Necessary to Track Progress made in NDC Implementation Under the article 4 of the Paris Agreement

Technical Skills & Core Competencies

Technical Skills

Ecological Restoration Forest Management Forestry Inventory Climate Change Negotiations Community Stakeholders Engagement Natural Resource Management (NRM) Biodiversity Conservation Strategies Microsoft Software Skills Environmental Protection Advocacy Environmental Impact Assessment Market Research and Analysis

Core Competencies

  • Ecological Restoration and Land Degradation
  • Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
  • Natural Resource Management (NRM)
  • Silviculture and Forest Management Planning
  • Forest Management
  • Stakeholders Engagement
  • Climate Change Negotiations and Engagements
  • Biodiversity Conservation
  • Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel

Honors & Awards

Best Undergraduate Student
2012
School of Forestry and Horticulture, Academic Year 2011/2012
حلحلآ‏»­ University, Sierra Leone
Developing Countries Young Scientist Fellowship Award
2016 - 2017
Six Months Research Training Fellowship for Developing Countries Young Scientists (Rtd-DCs)
Funded by NAM Centre for Science and Technology (Indian Government), India
Excellent International Ph.D Students Award
2017/2018 Academic Year
(Cash Prize & Certificate)
Beijing Normal University, People's Republic of China
Excellent International Ph.D Students Award
2018/2019 Academic Year
(Cash Prize & Certificate)
Beijing Normal University, People's Republic of China

Conferences, Seminars and Workshops Attended

2025: China Impact on the Environment and Natural Resources in West Africa Workshop. Peduase Valley Resort Hotel, Ghana. March 4-7, 2025
2024: International Training on "Sustainable Land Management: Principles, Practices and Applications in Dehradun, India" (Organised by Centre of Excellence on Sustainable Land Management, ICFRE, India). March 6-10, 2024
2022: Strengthening Capacity of African Forestry Stakeholders on The Implementation of Forest and Tree-Based Adaptation & Mitigation Options in Different Landscapes in Sierra-Leone as International Expert. African Forest Forum (AFF), Mombasa Kenya. March 28 - April 1, 2022
2019: Hulubuir International Green Ecology and Environmental Protection Industry Exhibition Show at Inner Mongolia, China. August 26-29, 2019
2019: The 13th Environmental Conference for Doctoral Students. Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. Presented on "Plant diversity and regeneration potentials in Forest Protected Areas of Sierra Leone". April 12, 2019
2018: First International Student's Ecology and Environment Forum. Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China. Presented on "Species Composition, Growth status and Bio-Volume of Taia River Riparian Forest, Southern Sierra Leone: Implications for Community-Based Conservation". December 13, 2018
2016: Forest Management Workshop Training Seminar organized by University of Eastern Finland, School of Forest Sciences for Department of Forestry حلحلآ‏»­ University Staff and Students. May 11-16, 2016
2016: (BIODEV) Building Bio-Carbon and Rural Development in West Africa Workshop as a resource person. BIODEV project Sierra Leone, Freetown. Presented a lecture on forests policies of Sierra Leone. April 19-21, 2016
2016-2017: Strengthening Leadership for conservation in Sierra Leone and Liberia through Research and Training Project for participants from Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone. حلحلآ‏»­ University, حلحلآ‏»­ Campus.
2015: African Forestry Experts Workshop on Forest Related International Agreements as Country Representative. African Forest Forum (AFF), Mombasa Kenya. December 1-4, 2015
2015: Geographic Information System Training workshop organized by United Nation Mission for Ebola Emergency Response in Sierra Leone at the University Guest Resort. July 20-22, 2015
2014: Strengthening Leadership for Conservation in Sierra Leone and Liberia through Research and Training Curriculum Development Workshop. حلحلآ‏»­ University, حلحلآ‏»­ Campus. February 17-20, 2014
2022: Organized a National Validation workshop on framework for integration and Implementation of forest and on farm tree-based climate change mitigation and Adaptation in Sierra Leone organized by the African Forest Forum. Sierra Palms Hotel, Freetown, Sierra Leone. Presented consultancy report for the African Forest Forum. June 16, 2022

Professional Service

1. Editorial Board Member
Environmental Ethics and Law
2. Reviewer
International Journal of Environmental Protection and Policy (IJEPP)
Science Group Publisher
3. Reviewer
Grassroots Journal of Natural Resources
Published by the Grassroots Institute, Canada
4. Reviewer
Journal of Threatened Taxa
India
5. Reviewer
Journal of Applied Science and Technology Trend
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Education

Dr. Moses Fayiah

Research Publications & Scholarly Contributions

25
Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
10
Book Chapters
3
Conference Proceedings
7
Magazine Articles

Journal Publications (Peer Reviewed)

1. Fayiah, M. (2024). Status of Student Internship Programs and Policies in Higher Learning Institutions of Sierra Leone Preprint. DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-4794927/v1
2. Fayiah, M & Khomera, S. (2024). Girls School Dropout Rate in Malawi: A Threat to National Development. International Journal of Education and Cognitive Sciences 5(4):9-19. DOI: 10.61838/kman.ijecs.5.4.2
3. Fayiah, M., Bah, M. R., Conteh, A., Walker, E. J., & Jalloh, I. A. (2024). Archiving Outamba Kilimi National Park Wildlife Biodiversity in Different Local Languages of Sierra Leone. World Journal of Environmental Biosciences, 13(4), 18-28.
4. Fayiah M, Fayiah MS. (2024). Long and short term implications of mineral mining operations in Sierra Leone: A review. Natural Resources Conservation and Research. 7(1): 4452.
5. Fayiah M, Turay A., M,S Fayiah, Singh S, Verkhoturov, V. V (2023). Multi-cropping: A land-use pattern that supports livelihood activities and prevents land degradation in Sierra Leone. Glasnik srpskog geografskog drustva 103(1):433-446. DOI: 10.2298/GSGD2301433F
6. Fayiah, M., Tulcan, R. X. S., Bockarie, R., Saccoh, S., Singh, S., & Fayiah, M. S. (2022). Sierra Leone Rainfall and Drought Dynamics from 1990-2020: A Holistic Perspective. World Journal of Environmental Biosciences, 11(2), 34-42.
7. Fayiah, M. (2022). Corruption Trends and Graft Control Progress in Sierra Leone: Study of Causes and Remedies. Journal of Economics and Behavioral Studies, 14(1(J)), 39-49.
8. Yu Li, Shikui Dong, Qingzhu Gao, Yong Zhang, Moses Fayiah, Hasbagan Ganjurjav, Guozheng Hu, Xuexia Wang, Yulong Yan, Xiaoxia Gao, Shuai Li (2022). Grazing changed plant community composition and reduced stochasticity of soil microbial community assembly of alpine grasslands on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau. Frontiers in Plant Science DOI: 10.3389/fpls.2022.864085
9. Maftou, A., El Fatni, O., Fayiah, M., Liew, R.L. Lam, S.S. Bahaj, T. and Hammad Butt, M (2022). The Application of Water-Energy Nexus in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Region – A Structured Review. Applied Water Science. (2022) 12:83.
10. Fayiah, M., Dong, S., Tulcan, R. X. S., Singh, S., Kumar, M. R., Saccoh, S., & Bockarie, R. (2021). Dynamics of Grassland Vegetation Composition across different Land-use Types on the Qinghai Tibet Plateau: Implications to Combat Grassland Degradation. Grassroots Journal of Natural Resources, 04(04), 95–114.
11. Moses Fayiah (2021). Uncertainties and trends in the forest policy framework in Sierra Leone: an overview of forest sustainability challenges in the post-independence era. International Forestry Review Vol.23(1), 2021.
12. Fayiah, M., & Tulcan, R. X. S. (2021). Seasonal Wildfire Outbreak Trend and its Consequences on Forest Biodiversity and the Environment: A Case Study of Sierra Leone. International Journal of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Research, 10(2), 69–84.
13. Moses Fayiah, Shikui Dong, Sanjay Singh (2019). Status and challenges of wood biomass as the principal energy in Sierra Leone. International Journal of Biomass & Renewables, 7(2): 1 - 11, 2018
14. Moses Fayiah (2020). Mining and Environmental Degradation: A Gift Brings Grief Scenario for Mining Communities in Sierra Leone. Journal of Mining & Environment, DOI: 10.22044/jme.2020.8808.1770
15. Moses Fayiah, Dong, S., Khomera, S. W., Ur Rehman, S. A., Yang, M., Xiao, J. (2020). Status and Challenges of Qinghai–Tibet Plateau's Grasslands: An Analysis of Causes, Mitigation Measures, and Way Forward. Sustainability, 12(3), 1099. doi:10.3390/su12031099
16. Moses Fayiah, Dong, S., Singh, S. Kwaku E. N. (2020). A review of water–energy nexus trend, methods, challenges and future prospects. International Journal of Energy and Water Resources. 4, 91–107.
17. Moses Fayiah, ShiKui Dong, Sanjay Singh, Muloma Seibatu Fayiah (2020). The Untold Benefits of Mineral Mining in Developing Countries: A Case Study of Sierra Leone. International Journal of Mining Science (IJMS) 6, (2), 41-51
18. Moses Fayiah, Shikui, Dong, Sanjah Singh, Roberto Xavier Supe Tulcan, Kadijatu Sheriff, Ibrahim Robinson Kargbo, Abdulai Barrie. (2020). Plant Diversity and Regeneration Potentials in Protected Area Forests of Sierra Leone. Current Research in Agricultural Sciences. 7, (2) 64-83.
19. Moses Fayiah, Kallon B.F; Dong, S; James, M.S; Singh, S. (2020). Species Diversity, Growth, Status, and Biovolume of Taia River Riparian Forest in Southern Sierra Leone: Implications for Community-Based Conservation. International Journal of Forestry Research. Volume 2020, Article ID 2198573, 13
20. Moses Fayiah, ShiKui Dong, Yu, Li, et al., (2019). The relationships between plant diversity, plant cover, plant biomass and soil fertility vary with grassland type on Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 286 (2019) 106659
21. Moses Fayiah and Anthony Koroma (2015). Assessment of trees species diversity in Taia riverine forest along حلحلآ‏»­ community, Moyamba District Sierra Leone. Journal of sustainable environmental management Vol 7, 2015
22. Fayiah. M, Otesile A. A and Mattia. S. B (2018). Review of Challenges Confronting The Implementation and Enforcement of Environmental Policies and Regulations in Sierra Leone. Int. J. Adv. Res. 6(6), 530-541. Article DOI:10.21474/IJAR01/7242
23. Fayiah, M, Singh, S, Mengesha Z, Chen, B (2018). Regeneration Status and Species Diversity of a Mix Dry Deciduous Forest: A Case of Barah Forest, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh State, India. Indian Journal of Tropical Biodiversity 1, 26(1) 2018
24. Fayiah M, Swarray A.K and Singh, S. Chin, B (2018). Floristic Biodiversity and Stem Volume of Kambui Forest Reserve, Kenema District, Sierra Leone. Int. J. Adv. Res. 6(4), 424-440. Article DOI:10.21474/IJAR01/6876
25. Moses Fayiah, Tinku Kumar and Bin Chen (2018). Deciduous forests and their carbon sink potentials: A Case study of Baha Deciduous Forest, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh State, India. Journal of Sustainable Environment Management, Vol 10:23-45 2018. ISSN, 2141-0267

Published Book Chapters

1. Fayiah, M., Fayiah, M.S., Elyas, A., Bockarie, R., Saccoh, S. (2023). Sustainable Current Trends and Future Directions in Orthodox Medicine Practice in Sierra Leone. In: Izah, S.C., Ogwu, M.C., Akram, M. (eds) Herbal Medicine Phytochemistry. Reference Series in Phytochemistry. Springer, Cham.
2. Fayiah, M., Fayiah, M.S. (2022). Challenges of Biodiversity Conservation In Africa: A Case Study of Sierra Leone. In: Chibueze Izah, S. (Eds) Biodiversity in Africa: Potentials, Threats and Conservation. Sustainable Development and Biodiversity, Vol 29. Springer, Singapore.
3. Fayiah, M., Fayiah, M.S., Saccoh, S., Kallon, M.K. (2023). Value of Herbal Medicine to Sustainable Development. In: Izah, S.C., Ogwu, M.C., Akram, M. (eds) Herbal Medicine Phytochemistry. Reference Series in Phytochemistry. Springer, Cham.
4. Fayiah, M., Dong, S.K., Tulcan, R.X.S., Singh, S., Rajkumar, M., Saccoh, S. and Bockarie, R. (2021). Dynamics of Grassland Vegetation Composition across different Land-use Types on the Qinghai Tibet Plateau: Implications to Combat Grassland Degradation (Chapter 6). In Hasrat Arjjumend (ed.), Mountain Ecosystems and Resources Management, vol. 1, pp.33-102. Montreal/Vancouver, Canada: The Grassroots Institute. eISBN: 978-1-7778455-0-6 Doi: https://doi.org/10.33002/mount.a/6
5. Fayiah, M., Kandeh, B., Chibueze Izah, S., & Saccoh, S. (2023). Rural water management status, threats, and prospects: A case study of Sierra Leone. In Water Resource Management for Rural Development: Elsevier: Challenges and Mitigation P 263-274
6. Fayiah, M., Kallon, M.K. (2025). Energy Efficiency and Smart Grid Technologies for Environmental Sustainability. In: Ogwu, M.C., Chibueze Izah, S. (eds) Evaluating Environmental Processes and Technologies. Environmental Science and Engineering. Springer, Cham.
7. Chibueze Izah, S., Fayiah, M. (2025). Edible Insects for Food Security and Sustainable Development. In: Chidozie Ogwu, M., Chibueze Izah, S. (eds) Edible Insects: Nutritional Benefits, Culinary Innovations and Sustainability. Springer, Cham.
8. Nabebe, G., Fayiah, M. (2025). Future Perspectives on Edible Insects Consumption as Part of Food System. In: Chidozie Ogwu, M., Chibueze Izah, S. (eds) Edible Insects: Nutritional Benefits, Culinary Innovations and Sustainability. Springer, Cham.
9. Fayiah, M., Kumar, A. (2025). Role of Sustainable Land Management Practices in Biodiversity Conservation. In: Singh, S., Gautam, M.K. (eds) Biodiversity Conservation and Land Degradation Neutrality. Springer, Singapore.
10. Vatsala, A. K., Negi, A., Gautam, M.K., Singh, S., Kumar, A., Fayiah M., & Chand, H.B. (2025). Bridging Horizons: Global Biodiversity Framework and Land Degradation Neutrality. In: Singh, S., Gautam, M.K. (eds) Biodiversity Conservation and Land Degradation Neutrality. Springer, Singapore.

Conference Articles

1. Moses Fayiah, S.B. Mattia and Olufemi Omiyale (2014). Simple linear equation of Kasawe Tectona grandis plantation. Published in Forestry Association of Nigeria Annual Conference (FAN) November 2014.
2. Moses Fayiah and Edmond Bendu (2016). Plant species diversity at Kasewe forest reserve. Published in Forestry Association of Nigeria (FAN) Annual conference proceedings 2015.
3. Fayiah, M., Musa K. S., Otesile, G. and Bin Chen (2018). Comparative Study of the Regeneration Potential of Kasewe and Taia Riverine Forests, Moyamba District, Sierra Leone. 40th Annual Conference of Forestry Association of Nigeria (FAN). March, Ibadan, Nigeria

Online Magazine Articles

1. Moses Fayiah (2017). Major causes leading to the destruction of Sierra Leone' Forest estate. Tropical Forest Research Institute, Van Sangyan A monthly open e-access magazine (ISSN 2395-468X) Vol 4, No. 4, Issues February, 2017
2. A.A. Otesile, M.F. Fayiah, S. B. Mattia and A. Barrie (2017). Value chain analysis of forest wood products. Tropical Forest Research Institute, Van Sangyan A monthly open e-access magazine (ISSN 2395-468X) Vol 4, No. 12, Issues December, 2017
3. Moses Fayiah (2017). Socio-economic Benefits of Plantation to Rural Communities in Sierra Leone. Tropical Forest Research Institute, Van Sangyan A monthly open e-access magazine (ISSN 2395-468X) Vol 4, No. 3, Issues March, 2017
4. A.A Otesile, I, Bakar, M, Fayiah and M.S Kamara (2017). Assessing the effects of mining and post mining land rehabilitation on biodiversity and habitat. Tropical Forest Research Institute, Van Sangyan A monthly open e-access magazine (ISSN 2395-468X) Vol 4, No. 5, Issues May, 2017
5. Moses Fayiah and Edward Sama (2018). An inventory to estimate the volume, diameter and height of Eucalyptus camaldulensis plantation. Tropical Forest Research Institute, Van Sangyan A monthly open e-access magazine (ISSN 2395-468X) Vol 4, No. 5, Issues February, 2018
6. Moses Fayiah, Federick J. Moseray and Samuel J. Bebeley (2018). The contribution of forest products to rural livelihood. Tropical Forest Research Institute, Van Sangyan A monthly open e-access magazine (ISSN 2395-468X) Vol 4, No. 9, Issues September, 2018
7. Moses Fayiah, Salia Sowa and Muloma Seibatu Kallon (2018). Medicinal importance of Neem (Azadirachta indica). Tropical Forest Research Institute, Van Sangyan A monthly open e-access magazine (ISSN 2395-468X) 4, No. 9, Issues September, 2018.

Research Impact Summary

Dr. Moses Fayiah's scholarly work spans environmental science, forestry, biodiversity conservation, sustainable development, and agricultural research, with a particular focus on Sierra Leone and the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau. His publications demonstrate significant contributions to understanding land use patterns, grassland degradation, mining impacts, and forest sustainability in developing regions.

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