Dr. Vordzogbe is a Senior Lecturer (and Researcher) in the Department of Plant and Environmental Biology (formerly Botany) and a Faculty of Member of the College of Basic and Applied Science, University of Ghana. He teaches mainly at the undergraduate level and has interest in the use of remote sensing and geographic information systems as an introductory tool to plant ecological and conservation studies. He benefited as an exchange student to Tufts University in Boston Massachusetts USA and later participated in the Global Observation of Forest Cover and Land Dynamics (GOFC-GOLD) 2^nd Data Initiative and Training Workshop jointly held at the USGS-EROS Centre in Sioux Falls, South Dakota and Boston University in Massachusetts USA respectively. These opportunities and experiences have provided him the competence on the exploration of Landsat imagery, its processing for obtaining and interpreting data characteristics. He is a listed member of the following networks; Africa Fire Network (AfriFireNet), GOFC-GOLD West African Regional Network (WARN) and has research interest in Agroecology, Plant & Fire Ecology as well as Landscape Character Assessment employing the use of Landsat imagery for evaluation of floral health and conservation management.

He has collaborated with others to carry out numerous baseline vegetation assessments and evaluations and has to his credit published journal articles, technical and other reports.

Publications

1. Dave, M., Vordzogbe, V. V. and Lord, E. (2021). Ecological studies along highway corridors: a case study of the vegetation pattern and related carbon emission reduction potential along the Accra-Tema motorway, Ghana. Ecology Environment and Conservation 27 (3) 1031-1042.
2. Dave, M., Vordzogbe, V. V. and Amponsah, H. (2021). Urban Tree Species Diversity and Related Carbon Contribution: A Case Study of the Legon Botanical Garden (LBG), University of Ghana Main Campus. Indian Journal of Ecology, 48(1): 243-251.

3. Dave, M., Vordzogbe, V. V. and  Kissiedu, M. (2018). Contribution of  Selected Avenue Tree Species to Biomass and Carbon Storage on the University of Ghana, Legon Campus, Ghana. Scholars Academic Journal of Biosciences (SAJB). Vol. 6: 11, 713-719pp.

4. Vordzogbe, V. V., Kufogbe, S.K. and Dave, M. (2015). Woodlot agroforestry in the Lower Volta Basin, Ghana: Contribution of tree species admixture to aboveground carbon. West African Journal of Applied Ecology (WAJAE), Vol. 23, 2015. 49-62pp.

5. Dave, M. and Vordzogbe, V. V. (2015). Herbicidal effect of Azadirachta indica A. Juss.  on Phaseolus vulgaris L. and its associated weed Trianthema portulacastrum L. Journal of the Ghana Science Association (JGSA) Vol. 16 :1, 2015. 75-82pp.

6. Vordzogbe V. V. and Ayivor J. S. (2013). The Volta Lake System in Ghana: An Overview of Physical Attributes, Resource Management and Environmental Challenges. Social Sciences Series Vol. 2 (13) 193-209 pp. In University of Ghana Reader. Selected Readings in Geography, Part III: Resource and Environment (Edited by Owusu G., Agyei-Mensah, S., Yankson, P.W.K. and Attua, E. M.). Essays in commemoration of the 65^th anniversary of the University of Ghana. Woeli Publ. Serv. Box NT601 Accra New Town Ghana. University of Ghana. ISBN 978-9988-626-10-x.

7. Vordzogbe, V. V., Dave, M. and Owusu, P. (2012). Assessing the Spatial and Underlying Pattern of Vegetation: The case of the Teaching Garden of the University of Ghana. Ghana J. Sci. 53 67-80pp.

8. V. V. Vordzogbe (2011). Mapping of the Kabo River Forest Reserve in Ghana towards Community-Based Fire Management.  West African Journal of Applied Ecology, Vol. 19, 2011. 119-138pp.

9. Feitag, Heiko; Ferguson, Paul R.; Dubois, Kristal; Hayford, Ebenezer Kofi; von Vordzogbe, Vincent; Veizer, Ján. (2008). Water and carbon fluxes from savanna ecosystems of the Volta River watershed, West Africa. Global Planet Change, 61: 1-2, 3-14pp.

10. V. V. Vordzogbe, D. K. Attuquayefio and F. Gbogbo (2005). The flora and mammals of the moist semi-deciduous forest zone in the Sefwi-Wiawso District of the Western Region, Ghana. West African Journal of Applied Ecology, Vol. 8, 2005. 49-64pp.