Full Name: Beyene Wubishaw Endale
Specialization: PhD in Geography
Academic Rank: Assistant professor
Department: Geography and Environmental Studies
Phone Number: +251913112933
Institutional E-mail: beyene_wubeshaw@dmu.edu.et
Alternative email: beyenewubishaw2@gmail.com
Research Interests: Climate change, variability and extremes, Climate change impacts and adaptation strategies, Local farm-calendar, Natural resource conservation and management, Urban development and its impacts, Urban transport problems, and Safety net program,
List of publications and ORCID link:
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0008-1399-0337
Endale, B. W., Ayele, E. T., Geremew, G. M., & Workneh, Z. S. (2025). Weather information reliability and constraints for adaptation: Insights from farmers’ perspectives in East Gojjam zone, Ethiopia. Information Development, https://doi.org/10.1177/02666669251334402
Endale, B.W., Simphiwe, E.M. and Yimer A.A., 2020. Trends in Climate Extremes at Local Farming Calendar Timescale: Evidence from Merti District, Ethiopia. Modeling Earth Systems and Environment, https://doi.org/10.1007/s40808-020-00977-6.
Grant projects:
- Impacts of climate change, variability and adaptation on pre- and post-harvest cereal crop production practices in Merti district, Ethiopia, a merit-based Doctoral bursary from UNISA in 2016.
- Small grant award from Association of African Universities (AAU) released for Theses and Dissertations in 2016
- Ongoing research project (2025-2027): Farming Calendar-Based Climate Variability and Extremes Analysis for Tailor-Made Adaptation in Cereal Crop Production in East Gojjam Zone, Ethiopia (Principal Investigator), a mega research award from Debre Markos University.
LinkedIn Account: www.linkedin.com/in/beyene-wubishaw-23741a119