Calvin Assenga

Engaged in advanced studies of marine ecosystems, focusing on seagrass, mangroves, plankton, and seaweed. Performed precise measurements of water parameters like turbidity to monitor environmental health and continued efforts in waste collection along coastal areas.

Led an assessment project focused on avian abundance and diversity across The University of Dodoma campus. This involved systematic data collection and analysis to contribute to ongoing ecological research.

Conducted comprehensive studies on marine flora such as seagrass, mangroves, plankton, and seaweed. Measured critical water parameters, including turbidity, to assess water quality and contributed to waste collection initiatives along the shores.

Identified and counted various wildlife species including birds, mammals, and insects, alongside plant identification and measurement. Assessed environmental stressors within the reserve and actively participated in waste collection efforts.

Studied the diverse flora and fauna present in the Mtera Dam ecosystem, contributing to ecological understanding. Measured key water parameters, specifically turbidity, to evaluate water quality and participated in waste collection activities.

Performed detailed plant identification, measurement (DBH), and counting, alongside comprehensive bird, mammal, and insect identification and counting. Identified and documented environmental disturbances such as pollution and deforestation, and actively participated in waste collection.

Currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Science, with provisional results expected in 2024. The curriculum covered biodiversity conservation and wildlife management principles.

Completed advanced secondary education, earning a Certificate of Advanced Secondary Education. Developed a strong academic foundation across various subjects.

Completed ordinary secondary education, obtaining a Certificate of Ordinary Education. Acquired fundamental knowledge and skills in core academic areas.