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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. The title Implications and Applications of Biodiversity Conservation includes chapters on various aspects of implications of biodiversity and on their environmental quality and their survival in the nature. The Chapter one includes the importance of wetlands for the conservation aquatic birds which was discussed in the Ramsar convention 1971 in Ramsar, Iran. This information is provided by Prof. Bharathi D. , from Mahila University, Tirupathi and Prof. B. B. Hosetti in Chapter 1. The diverse plant species growing in scrub jungles of Hamp-Hospet area is serving as food sources to the sloth bears at Daroji wildlife sanctuary and this information provided in chapter 3 by Dr. Harisha. The human body is a sweet home for the variety of microbial flora and the information is given by Dr. Gayathri from Davanagere University, Davanagere and Chapter 4 include the Fish diversity along Aghanasini and Sharavathi estuaries along Karwar, Karnataka by Dr. Mahima Bhatt and his team. Hubli-Dharwad is the second largest city in Karnataka state. The city is sufferening from water sanitation and mosquito infestation. The etiology of mosquites in the twin cities is explained by Prof. Lakshmi Inadmar and her student from Karnataka University Dahawad. Malaria is one among the epidemic diseases of the globe which is still prevalent in India. Its vector diversity in Hubli-Dharwad area given chapter 5.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Vol. I: Foreword. Preface. 1. Status of wildlife management in India: an overview/B.B. Hosetti and Gina Caplen. 2. Wildlife management in Karnataka: an appraisal/M. Venkateshwarlu. 3. Conservation and management of wildlife in Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary, Karnataka/Gina Caplen and S. Frost. 4. Captive breeding of asian elephants (Elephas maximus ): the importance of producing socially competent animals/Paul A. Rees. 5. Scent marking by big cats: chemical communication and eco-ethological implications/R.L. Brahmachari. 6. Child-lifting wolves in India: a strategy for their Management and control/Kishan Singh Rajpurohit. 7. Prospects and perspectives of project tiger in India/B.B. Hosetti and B.C. Somanath. 8. Acoustic communication in Indian Anurans/Ravishankar D. Kanamadi. 9. Conflicts between man and elephants/B.B. Hosetti. 10. Conservation and management strategy for the water fowls of minor irrigation tank habitats and their importance as Stopover sites in Dharwad district/J.C. Uttangi. 11. The re-introduction of the wolf (Canis lupus) and the beaver (Castor fiber) into Scotland/Arjuna Korale and Stan Frost. 12. Ecology of Marsh crocodile Crocodylus palustris in the Kali River of Western Ghat, Dandeli, Karnataka/S. Basavarajappa. 13. Eco-biology of weaver bird Ploceus Philippinus in the Western Ghat Area of B.R. Project/K.L. Naik and B.B. Hosetti. 14. Eco-ornithological studies on Gudavi bird Sanctuary Shimoga, Karnataka/B.B. Hosetti, B.C. Somanath and K.L. Naik. 15.Eco-biology of a pentatomid bug Cyclopelta cissifolia W./B.B. Hosetti and 668 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Part Contents: Preface. 1. Environmental impact assessment: general introduction, basic elements and methods. 2. Guidelines for EIA of industrial establishments, water related projects and transport related activities. 3. Environmental waste auditing. 4. Case studies on EIA: i. A case study on second stage expansion of a Malpe Fishing Harbour. ii. Human impact on Himalayan ecosystem. iii. Konkan railway project. iv. Impact prediction of an irrigation project: a case study of Upper Tunga Project ( UTP) at Shimoga. v. Impact on air quality due to cement making: a case study of the A.C.C. Ltd., Madukkarai, Coimbatore District. vi. Heavy metal pollution in the Cooum River flowing through Madras City. 5. Solid waste management in India: general aspects. 6. Case studies on USWM: i. Urban solid waste management with reference to Hyderabad City. ii. Urban solid waste assessment and management for Shimoga City. iii. Solid waste generation and its disposal in the Steel Plant, Rourkela, Orissa. 7. Coastal zone management with special reference to Karnataka. 8. Case Studies: i. Deforestation: a critical issue. ii. Impact of human population growth on forests in and around Bhadravati. iii. Impact of coal mining effluents on Fish Farming and Fish Farmers: a case study of Chitra Coal Mines, Bihar. iv. Response of some tree species to Iron Ore Mine Rejects: a case study. 9. Wild life conservation and management in India. 10. Termite infestation in the B.R. Project Area: a case study. 11. Use of aquatic plants as biological filters for wastewater treatment: an overview.

tables, figs (illustrator). Contents Foreword Preface 1 Multidisciplinary aspects 2 Natural resources 3 Ecosystems 4 Biodiversity and its conservation 5 Environmental pollution and control 6 Social issues and the environmental effects 7 Legal aspects 8 Human population and the environment Appendix Cash study References and bibliography webliography Index This book deals with basic concepts of environmental studies recently introduced as a paper by University Grant Commission at undergraduate level for all disciplines as well as for the general aspirants of environment and ecology Every concept included in this book has been explained in a lucid manner by simple language Wherever necessary simple diagrams have been provided to make the concept illustrative In this book scientific themes as well as some insights into the social political and economic system that impact our environment are discussed 324 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. What is biodiversity: general aspects. 2. The Western Ghat biodiversity. 3. Draft biodiversity bill. 4. Conservation of biodiversity. 5. National biodiversity strategy and action plan. 6. Gene Bank. 7. Convention on biological diversity (agreed text of the convention). 8. Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species ( CITES). 9. Hot spot information. Bibliography. Index. "The book collates information on mainly four aspects. First is general aspects of biodiversity, second is information available on Western Ghat biodiversity,the third aspect is related to biodiversity regulations and conventions and the fourth aspect is on some information on the rare and endangered species. These four aspects are spread into nine chapters. "Chapter one deals with the general aspects of biodiversity. The information available on the flora and fauna of Western Ghats collated from various sources is provided in chapter 2. The subjects like draft biodiversity bill and conservation methods are dealt in chapter 3 and 4 respectively. The National strategy to collect information biodiversity is given in chapter 5. Various methods of gene banking are described in chapter 6 and chapter 7 deals with the convention on biodiversity. The details about the convention on international trade in endangered species is narrated in chapter 8. The last chapter of this book imparts information of Silent valley, Lion tailed Macaca, river dolphins, Asiatic lion, Musk deer, Great Indian bastard, Baya birds, Orchids, pea fowls, wood duck and marine 296 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. The book has been written covering applied aspects of hydrobiology in order to cater to the needs of students and teacher in Indian universities and colleges. A textbook of this kind will be of immense use of all those who study or teach a special course in aquatic biology or as part of their curriculum. To start with the book in order to explain the relationship of the hydrosphere with other components of the ecosphere, a chapter on biosphere is incorporated as Chapter 1. Various physico-chemical properties of water and their interaction with the environmental factors and the responses of organisms to their physical environment are narrated in Chapters 2 and 3 respectively. During the 1990's there was a mad race to convert the paddy field and mangrove swamps into aquaculture ponds to grow the tiger prawn and earn money along the both coasts of India, specially in Andhra Pradesh. The Coastal Zone Regulation Act 1992, posed stringent measures and the EIA was extended to aquaculture also. Now all the aquaculture ponds with more than 20 ha area are to be scrutinized by EIA before establishment. The importance of ecology and status of mangrove ecosystems of India is included in Chapter 4. Another important aspect of aquatic biology is study of interstitial and intertidal organisms. There is very merge information available on these topics. With a view to discuss this the topics are dealt in Chapter 5 and 6. Another most fascinating avenue yielding field is pearl culture. In India aquaculture scientists are now producing indigenous pearls using modern techniques. Details about the pearl culture practised and its status is described in Chapter 7. Chapter 8 embodies information of drift animals and phytoplankters. Pollution problem is a global concern. The water pollutants, their impact, drinking water purification and water pollution abatement methods adopted in India and elsewhere are illustrated in Chapter 9. The author have carried out research on waste stabilization ponds for waste treatment during the past 20 years. The stabilization pond systems are found to be the most suitable cheap techniques to a tropical country like India. Eco-biology of these ponds is covered in Chapter 10. The last chapter of the book deals with fresh and marine bio-toxins which is another rare information being made available for the readers. The book may not only provide reference but also serve as a guide and inspiration for future research. The scientists, teachers, scholars are expected to find this book indispensable.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 2nd Edition. Contents Acknowledgements. Preface. 1. Wildlife conservation and management. 2. Status of wildlife management in India. 3. Endangered flora and fauna of India. 4. Extinction of organisms. 5. Special conservation schemes. 6. Management of rangelands forests and wildlife corridors. 7. Wildlife reserves and National Parks. 8. Protection of orchids and butterflies. 9. Role of zoos parks and sanctuaries for conservation of wildlife. 10. Management of wetland birds. 11. Asian waterfowl census. 12. Ramsar wetlands. 13. The mysteries of migration. 14. Biodiversity. conservation and management. 15. General theories of biodiversity. 16. Animal distribution or zoogeography. 17. Wildlife pathology. 18. Remote sensing in wildlife studies. 19. The Biological Diversity Act 2002. 20. The Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972. 21. The wildlife (Protection) Act 1972 schedules. 22. Wildlife crimes. 23. WWF India and BNHS/IBCN. 24. National and state plants and Animals of India. 25. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and waste auditing. Index. India is the seventh largest country and Asia's second most populous country with an area of 3 387 263 km 2. It possesses diverse climatic regions and habitats. Though India became independent six decades ago still we are unable to document and manage our wildlife resources. Presently most of the literature on wildlife is available in the form of few books and monographs which are mainly related to European and African wild life. Good number of workers are involved in the study of wildlife of India and these persons work for their specific research projects and it is degree oriented many time they do not visit field or they rely on secondary data or only depend on their project fellows information. Such studies will not give true picture about the ground reality specially it is true about studies on Avifauna. Presently there are six institutes in India which offer M.Sc in wild life. Most of these students suffer from non availability of books and relevant information. Now a days study on wild life has been tagged with eco tourism concept which become an attractive tool to invite tourists and hence to earn income. An attempt is made in this book to provide all the important information on wildlife. In addition to those the chapters of II edition the III edition has been revised and four new chapters are incorporated. This book is a rare source of wide information on wild resources. This title embodies 25 chapters on various aspects of wild life of India. Chapter first begins with the knowledge on wildlife conservation and management. It was followed by endangered flora and fauna extinction organisms special conservation schemas for critically endangered species management of range lands wildlife reserves zoos and parks wetland birds Asian water fowls census ramsar wetlands bird migration biodiversity theories of biodiversity zoo geography wildlife diseases remote sensing and wildlife Wildlife Protection Act 1972 Protection schedules wildlife crimes Indian NGO's National and state plant animal and flower and this book closes by an important topic on environmental impact assessments and waste auditing. This edition is prepared to cater the needs of all the graduates and post graduates courses of Indian Universities Forest officials NGO's and wildlife lovers as well. 434 pp.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - India is the seventh largest country and Asia's second most populous country with an area of 3, 387, 263 km-2. It Possesses diverse climatic regions and habitats. Though India became independent six decades ago, still we are unable to document and manage our wildlife resources. Presently most of the literature on wildlife is avilable in the form of few books and monogaphs which are mainly related to European and African wild life. Good number of workers are involved in the study of wildlife of India, and these persons work for their specific research projects, and it is degree oriented, many time they do not visit field or they rely on secondary data or only depend on their project fellows information. Such studies will not give true picture about the ground reality, specially it is true about studies on Avifauna. Presently there are six Institutes in India which offer M Sc in wild life. Most of these students suffer from non avilability of books and relevant information. Now a days study on wild life has been tagged with eco-toruism concept, which become an attractive tool to invite tourists and hence to earn income. An attempt is made in this book to provide all the important information on wildlife. In addition to those the chapters of II edition, the III edition has been revised and four new chapters are incorporated. This book is a rare source of wide information on wild resources. This title embodies 25 chapters on various aspects of wild life of India. Chapter first, begins with the knowledge on Wildlife Conservation and management. It was followed by Endangered flora and fauna; Extinction of organisms; Special conservation schemas for critically endangered species; Management of range lands; Wildlife reserves; Zoos and parks; Wetland birds; Asian water fowls census; Ramsar wetlands; Birds migration; Biodiversity; Theories of biodiversity; Zoo geography; Wildlife diseases; Remote sensing and wildlife; Wildlife crimes; protection act 1972; Protection schedules; Wildlife crimes; Indian NGO's; National and State plant, animal and flower; and this book closes by an important topic on Environmental impect assessments and waste auditing. This edition is prepared to cater the needs of all the graduates and post graduates courses of Indian universities, Forest officials, NGO's and wildlife lovers as well. if this book is able to create interest and awareness to some extent among common public about wild resources, then I fell my efforts have started gaining dividends.