Frontiers | Orbital Influence on Precipitation, Fire, and Grass Community Composition From 1.87 to 1.38 Ma in the Turkana Basin, Kenya
Land | Free Full-Text | Divining the Future: Making Sense of Ecological Uncertainty in Turkana, Northern Kenya
Archaeologists Reveal Massive Ancient Cemetery Near Lake Turkana, Kenya - SBU News
OMO-TURKANA BASINS - DAFNE project
Archaeologists Reveal Massive Ancient Cemetery Near Lake Turkana, Kenya - SBU News
Importance of the Turkana Basin | Turkana Basin Institute
The rising waters of Lake Turkana: a story of friend turned foe
Lakeside View: Sociocultural Responses to Changing Water Levels of Lake Turkana, Kenya | SpringerLink
Kenya: UN says Lake Turkana is endangered
Climate change could spark floods in world's largest desert lake: new study
Africa: Lake Turkana National Parks, Kenya - GEO 121 Wiki: Fall 2013
Lake Turkana National Parks - UNESCO World Heritage Centre
East Africa hit by drought, yet Kenya's Lake Turkana is flooding - BBC News
Study area showing Lake Turkana and its watershed; location of Gibe... | Download Scientific Diagram
Lake Turkana National Parks | World Heritage Outlook
The drainage basin of Lake Turkana (from Vetel et al., 2004) | Download Scientific Diagram
UNEP urges climate change action against flooding in Africa | World Economic Forum
Landsat Image Gallery - A Remote Lake with a Rich History
Map of the study area showing spatial extent of the Lake Turkana basin... | Download Scientific Diagram
Lake Turkana National Parks | Natural World Heritage Sites
Lake Turkana National Parks | World Heritage Outlook
Fossil Mammals and Paleoenvironments in the Omo‐Turkana Basin - Bobe - 2011 - Evolutionary Anthropology: Issues, News, and Reviews - Wiley Online Library
Lithic technological strategies of the earliest herders at Lake Turkana, northern Kenya | Antiquity | Cambridge Core
Little Ice Age to modern lake-level fluctuations from Ferguson's Gulf, Lake Turkana, Kenya, based on sedimentology and ostracod assemblages | Quaternary Research | Cambridge Core
This vast lake will die so millions can live better | New Scientist
