Titlebook: Climate Change and Biodiversity; Proceedings of IGU R Mehtab Singh,R.B. Singh,M.I. Hassan Conference proceedings 2014 The Editor(s) (if app

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Land Cover Change and Rhino Habitat Mapping of Kaziranga National Park, Assamome a serious concern to maintain the wildlife in the park. The present study investigates land cover change within Kaziranga National Park during the last two decades (1990–2009) using remote sensing-GIS techniques and analyses habitat suitability for rhino to understand possible effect of land cov

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Land Cover/Biodiversity Change and People Well-Being in Russiaand cover and biodiversity change. The main agricultural territory belongs to the steppe zone, where more than 40 % of agricultural production is produced on fertile soils and the major part of the rural population is concentrated. Agriculture restructuring started in country from 1991–1993 have put

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Public Perception on Endangerment of Hornbills: A Field Study on Upper Siang District of Arunachal Peography location, altitudinal variation and high rainfall. Altitudinal differences gave rise to different climatic regimes and soil structure, which in turn has determined the spectacular vegetations of the state. Infact, the land manifests a phenomenal range of rich biological diversity. Perhaps a

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Potential of Earthworms in Bioconversion of Organic Solid Waste of tonne of solid waste generated from the modern society are ending up in the landfills every day, creating extraordinary economic and environmental problems for the local government to manage and monitor them for environmental safety. The methodology of solid waste management has shifted from con

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Impact of Organic Farming in Enhancing the Soil Microbial Pooles, which in turn affect the soil fertility. Present study was conducted in the soil microbiological section, Department of Soil Science, CSKHPKV, Palampur in rice-lentil cropping sequence with organic, integrated and inorganic nutrient management. There were eight treatments with three replications

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Risk of Bio-diversity Degradation in North-East India and Prospect of Management with Geoinformatics and climatic characteristics of this region have together favoured the existence of rich, large and resourceful diversity of flora and fauna. The recent trend of human encroachments, followed by degradation through natural calamities of flood, soil erosion, etc. have been creating the risks of exis

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