2022
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  1. Dalu MTB, Mukhuwana O, Cuthbert RN, Marambanyika T, Gunter AW, Murungweni FM and Dalu T. 2022. Understanding communities’ perceptions, demographics and uses of wetlands in Vhembe Biosphere Reserve, South Africa. Wetland Ecology and Management. 30(6):1231–1244. PDF
  2. Dalu MTB, Cuthbert RN, Ragimana P, Gunter AW, Dondofema F and Dalu T. 2022. Assessing human perceptions towards large wood in river ecosystems following flooding experiences. River Research and Applications. 38(7):1296–1304. PDF
2021
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  1. Madge, C., Cin, F.M., Long, D., Breines, M. and Dalu, MTB. 2021. Transnational online research: recognizing multiple contexts in Skype-to-phone interviews. Qualitative Research. DOI:10.1177/14687941211024824. PDF
  2. Dalu MTB, Gunter AW, Makatu M, Dowo GM, Dondofema F and Dalu T. 2021. Contribution of natural forest products to rural livelihoods at Mavunde and Sambandou villages, Vhembe Biosphere Reserve, South Africa. Sustainability. 13:4252.  PDF
​2020
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  1. Long D, Dalu MTB, Lembani RL and Gunter AW. 2020. Responding to ‘On shaky ground’, Daya (2020). South Africa Journal of Science. 116(3/4):#7930. PDF; DAYA'S COMMENT PDF
  2. Lembani RL, Gunter AW, Breines M and Dalu MTB. 2020. The same course, different access: The digital divide between urban and rural distance education students in South Africa. Journal of Geography in Higher Education. 44(1):70-84. PDF
  3. Dalu MTB, Manyani A and Masunungure C. 2020. Gender inclusivity and development in South African public urban spaces. Chapter 15. In: Massey R and Gunter AW (eds.), Urban Geography in South Africa, GeoJournal Library, SpringerNature Switzerland AG. BOOK CHAPTER PDF 
  4. Dalu MTB, Cuthbert RN, Muhali H, Chari LD, Manyani A, Masunungure C and Dalu T. 2020. Is awareness on plastic pollution being raised in schools? Understanding perceptions of primary and secondary school educators. Sustainability. 12(17):6775. PDF
  5. Magqina T, Nhiwatiwa T, Dalu MTB, Mhlanga L and Dalu T. 2020. Challenges and possible impacts of artisanal and recreational fisheries on tigerfish Hydrocynus vittatus Castelnau 1861 populations in Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe. Scientific African. 10(Nov):e00613. PDF
  6. Breines MR, Madge C and Dalu MTB. 2020. Social media among African students: Recentring typologies of non-use. Digital Geography and Society. 1(Dec):100006. PDF
2019​
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  1. Mittelmeier J, Rogaten J, Dalu MTB, Gunter A, Prinsloo P and Rienties B. 2019. Understanding the adjustment of first-year distance education students in South Africa: Factors that impact students’ experiences. The International Review of Research in Open and Distributed Learning, 20(3): 1–38. PDF
  2. Dalu MTB and Dalu T. 2019. Determinants of participation in rural non-farm economy in Zvimba District, Zimbabwe. Journal of Agriculture and Rural Development in the Tropics and Subtropics. 120(1):63–70. PDF
  3. Long D, Dalu MTB, Lembani RL and Gunter AW. 2019. Shifting sands: Post-colonial thought and its application on the decoloniality of geography within the higher education curricula in South Africa. South Africa Journal of Science. 115(9/10):#5738. PDF
  4. ​Madge C, Dalu MTB, Gunter A, Mittelmeier J, Prinsloo P and Raghuram P. 2019. WhatsApp use among African international distance education (IDE) students: transferring, translating and transforming educational experiences. Learning, Media and Technology. 44(3):267-282. PDF
2018
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  1. Dalu MTB, Shackleton CM and Dalu T. 2018. Influence of land cover, proximity to streams and household topographical location on flooding impact in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction. 28(Jun): 481-490. PDF
  2. Dalu MTB and Shackleton CM. 2018. The potential use of natural resources in urban informal settlements as substitutes for financial capital during flooding emergencies. Physics and Chemistry of the Earth ABC. 104(April): 18-27. PDF
  3. Dalu MTB, Gunter AW, Wasserman RJ and Dalu T. 2018. Owning the lake, not just the rod; the continuing challenge of the old boys in knowledge production from a cultural-political perspective of decolonisation. South African Journal of Science. 114(7/8): a0275. Featured in Sunday Times - TimesLIVE, BusinessLive and SAfm 104-107; PDF
  4. Dalu T, Wasserman RJ, Tonkin JD, Alexander ME, Dalu MTB, Motitso S, Manungo KI, Bepe O and Dube T. 2018. Corrigendum to “Assessing drivers of benthic macroinvertebrate community structure in African highlands: an exploration using multivariate analysis” [Sci. Total Environ. 601–602 (2017) 1340-1348]. Science of the Total Environment. 637–638(1 Oct): 934. PDF
  5. Shackleton C.M., Blair, A., De Lacy, P., Kaoma, H., Mugwagwa, N., Dalu, M.T.B., Walton, W. 2017. How important is green infrastructure in small and medium-sized towns? Lessons from South Africa. Landscape and Urban Planning. 180 (December):273–281. PDF
2017
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  1. Dalu, T,, Wasserman, R.J., Dalu, M.T.B. 2017. Agricultural intensification and drought frequency increases may have landscape level consequences for ephemeral ecosystems. Global Change Biology. 23(3): 983-985. Featured on BBC News PDF
  2. Dalu MTB, Wasserman RJ, Maposa VG and Dalu T. 2017. Environmental traps in developing countries: the case of Dema emergency diesel power plant (EPP), Zimbabwe. Journal of Cleaner Production. 150(1 May): 123-126. PDF
  3. Dalu T, Wasserman RJ, Tonkin JD, Alexander ME, Dalu MTB, Motitso S, Manungo KI, Bepe O and Dube T. 2017. Assessing drivers of benthic macroinvertebrate community structure in African highlands: an exploration using multivariate analysis. Science of the Total Environment. 601–602(1 Dec):1340–1348. PDF
  4. Dalu MTB, Wasserman RJ and Dalu T. 2017. Can Potamonautids be used as umbrella invertebrate species for conservation: identifying opportunities and challenges related to community sustainable livelihoods. Physics and Chemistry of the Earth ABC. 101(Oct):52–58. PDF
  5. Dalu MTB, Dalu T and Wasserman RJ. 2017. Africa: Restrict bush fires used in animal hunts. Nature 547(7662):281. PDF
  6. Dalu MTB, Wasserman RJ and Dalu T. 2017. A call to halt destructive, illegal mining in Zimbabwe. South African Journal of Science. 113(11/12):a0242. PDF, PDF
2016
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  1. Dalu T., Sachikonye M.T.B., Alexander M.E., Dube T., Froneman W.P., Manungo K.I., Bepe O., Wasserman R.J. 2016. Ecological assessment of two species of potamonautid freshwater crabs from the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe, with implications for their conservation. PloS One 11(1), e0145923. PDF
  2. Shackleton C.M., Ruwanza S., Sanni G.S., Bennet S., de Lacy P., Modipa R., Mtati N., Sachikonye M.T.B., Thondlana G. 2016. Unpacking pandora’s box: understanding and categorising ecosystem disservices for environmental management and human wellbeing. Ecosystems 19(4), 587-600. PDF
  3. Sachikonye M.T.B., Dalu T., Gunter A. 2016. Sustainable livelihood principles and urban greening in informal settlements in practice: A case of Zandspruit informal settlement, South Africa. Development Southern Africa 33(4), 518-531. PDF
2015
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  1. Dalu T., Dube T., Froneman P.W., Sachikonye M.T.B., Clegg B.W., Nhiwatiwa T. 2015. An assessment of chlorophyll-a concentration spatio-temporal variation using LANDSAT satellite data, in a small tropical reservoir. Geocarto International 30(10), 1130-1143. PDF