Climatic and Environmental Significance of Wetlands: Case Studies from Eurasia and North Africa (Practice, Progress, and Proficiency in Sustainability) - Tapa dura

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Abdelkrim Ben Salem is an Assistant Professor of Ecology and Environment in the Mohammed V University, Faculty of Sciences in Rabat, Department of Biology. He joined the University of Mohammed V after ten years as a teacher of qualifying secondary education in Draa Tafilalet Academy. Broadly, her methodological research focuses on vulnerability and adaptation to climate change. Within, Ben Salem is a PhD in environmental sciences, currently working on socioeconomic vulnerability of the agriculture and water sector to climate change. He has published interdisciplinary projects across varied outlets, including, Parasites & Vectors Journal, International Journal of Water Resources and Arid Environments and International Publisher of Information Science and Technology Research (IGI-Global).

Laila Rhazi is a professor at the Mohammed V University in Rabat, Morocco. Her research has focused on plant communities dynamics in Mediterranean wetlands in the context of global change as well as on the population biology of threatened species in the ecosystems. Her expertise was built on numerous projects throughout the Mediterranean.

Karmaoui Ahmed started his academic career as Research Fellow at Cadi Ayyad University and awarded Ph.D. from the Faculty of Semlalia (UCA); graduated from Publons Academy, and awarded Top 1% of international Reviewers (2018) by Publons. He has published various peer-reviewed international journal articles, book chapters, and books on a range of environmental topics. He is currently the president of the Southern Center for Culture and Science, Morocco, and an assistant professor at FSTE (UMI). Broad areas of his research interests include ecosystem services assessment.