Ancient Tree Guide for Trees and Farming
WHY ARE ANCIENT TREES IMPORTANT? Although they have lived long lives, old trees need our care. This guide looks at how farming may affect the lives of ancient trees and … Read More
SEMI AUTOMATIC RICE HUSK PLATE MANUFACTURING PLANT
ONE EARTH ONE FAMILY ONE FUTURE Thooshan, manufacturing for the past four years from a fully automated robotic plant, creates single-use plastic alternatives from agri-waste like wheat bran, paddy husk, … Read More
MAKHANA AS A LOW-GLYCEMIC FUNCTIONAL FOOD: ITS ROLE AS A SUPERFOOD
Shivangi Tripathy, Nitish Kumar, Dr. Ritu Prakash Dubey AbstractMakhana (Euryale ferox), commonly known as fox nut or lotus seed, is an underutilized aquatic crop widely consumed in India and other … Read More
COST – BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF GAUKASTH MACHINE (RAMKALI GAUSHALA- HALALI DAM): IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT AND FOREST CONSERVATION
Dr SP Singh Dr Sunil Kumar Dr Chitra Prabhat Key words:Cost-Benefit, Environmental Benefit, Conservation, AbstractThis paper is an outcome of the programme conducted by the First author under different training … Read More
THE REMARKABLE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM OF WILD ANIMALS
Dr. A. D. Kholkute AbstractWildlife communication is one of nature’s most sophisticated and adaptive systems. Despite lacking human technological tools, wild animals interact flawlessly through a complex network of sensory … Read More
ABSTRACT: Although a several studies have addressed the tiger conservation or the elephant conservation in India but no research has been conducted on Indian wolf in India on its conservation … Read More
MEDICINAL USES OF PITHECELLOBIUM DULCE AND ITS HEALTH BENEFITS
-Kaushik V Kulkarni, Varsha R Jamakhandi ABSTRACT:Pithecellobium dulce has been utilized by antiquated individuals in treating various sorts of ailments due to its restorative properties. The bark and pulp being … Read More
HIMALAYAN FORESTS UNDER PRESSURE: UNDERSTANDING DRIVERS OF DEGRADATION AND PATHWAYS TO RECOVERY
Anshu Kumari, Priyanshu Bishan, Anita Tomar and S.C. Arya The Himalayan ecosystem, covering approximately 12.84% of India’s total geographical area (Negi, 2009), is one of the world’s most biologically diverse … Read More
GIS IN FORESTRY: ADVANCING SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT
Vandita, Kumud Dubey and Mansi Pandey Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are computer-based tools that store, analyze, and visualize spatial and geographic data. These systems integrate various datasets, including satellite imagery, … Read More
TIGERS AT RATAPANI WILDLIFE SANCTUARY: A Wild Heart Beats Just Outside Bhopal
Dr. Neeta Singh Jagdish Chandra Imagine a forest where the roar of a tiger can be heard from the edge of a bustling city. That’s the reality at Ratapani Wildlife … Read More