sarkar lakra (3 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Knowledge on fisheries of the Adis. 3. Knowledge on fisheries of the Galos. 4. Knowledge on fisheries of the Nyishis. 5. Conclusion. Bibliography. Glossary. Some fishes of common uses by Tani tribes. From the preface This book titled Indigenous Knowledge and Policy Issues in Fisheries is focused on three major tribes such as Adi Galo and Nyishi of a frontier state called Arunachal Pradesh. This is a maiden attempt no only to understand the various intricate issues related to fisheries but also to document the Indigenous Knowledge System (IKS) of the three tribes of Arunachal Pradesh who are passing through the phase of transition. The original or natural habitats are still maintained which provides enormous scope to explore the IKS of these tribes in relation to biodiversity as well as cultural diversity in general and fisheries in general. It is an attempt to document traditional knowledge related to fish and conservation value providing many photographs related to IKS. It is hoped that this compilation will provide new information on the indigenous knowledge systems including fishing methods post harvest processing and local fish biodiversity conservation policies developed by the tribal community of the Arunachal Pradesh. This book will be highly useful to the students researchers fishery and biodiversity resource managers ethnobiologists ecologists and agencies involved in preservation and promotion of traditional knowledge for the larger benefit of the society. 96 pp.

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Foreword. Preface. List of contributors. Address of the chief guest. Address of the president. 1. An overview of the diversity and conservation status of freshwater fishes of Central India/U.K. Sarkar and W.S. Lakra. I. Diversity of fish fauna of Madhya Pradesh 2. A review of fish fauna of Madhya Pradesh (1956 2001) with their present status/G.P. Dubey. 3. Status of finish diversity of Madhya Pradesh/T.A. Qureshi. 4. Biodiversity conservation in Madhya Pradesh/H.S. Siddhu. 5. Fish germplasm resources of Gwalior and Datia Districts Madhya Pradesh/R.J. Rao D.N. Saksena R.K. Garg and B.D. Singh. 6. Fish diversity of Northern Madhya Pradesh (Gwalior and Chambal divisions)/D.N. Saksena. 7. Present status of Ichthyofaunal diversity of upper stretch of River Tapti with reference to its habitat diversity/Shriparna Saxena and Gyanesh K. Shukla. 8. Identification of spawning grounds and status of endangered Narmada Mahseer (Tor tor) for their conservation and development/Praveen Tamot. 9. Fish diversity of Kishanpura and Sirpur Lake Indore/Shailendra Sharma and D.K. Belsare. 10. Alarming decline of Mahseer (Tor tor) population in Narmada Rivers in and around Hoshangabad (M.P.) a case study/Somdutt S.S.H. Razvi and R.K. Upadhyay. 11. Fish diversity of river Narmada in Hoshangabad region/Vipin Vyas Satish Bara Vivek Parashar and Dinesh Damde. 12. Fish biodiversity of upper lake of Bhopal and its role in livelihood of fishermen community/M. Ovais and Vipin Vyas. 13. Biodiversity and conservation of freshwater fish of Yeshwant Sagar Reservoir Indore (M.P.)/L.K. Mudgal. 14. Status of piscine diversity in reservoirs of Central India measures for conservation/K.D. Joshi and A.K. Laal. 15. Aquatic biodiversity documentation and suggesting measures for their conservations in rivers and ponds of Madhya Pradesh/A.K. Singh and Vipin Vyas. II. Diversity of fish fauna of Chhattisgarh 16. Ichthyofauna diversity of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh/Kailash Chandra and R.M. Sharma. 17. Status of fish diversity of Rajpur District Chhattisgarh/Om Prakash Satveer Singh H.K. Vardia and M.S. Chari. III. Diversity of fish fauna of Rajasthan 18. Conservation and management of fish diversity in Rajasthan/L.L. Sharma and C.S. Choudhary. 19. Freshwater fish diversity in Rajasthan/Neera Srivastava. 20. Ichthyo faunal diversity of Daya reservoir Udaipur Rajasthan/Raj Kumar B.K. Sharma and LL. Sharma. 21. Conservation assessment of fresh water fish diversity of Central India/Ismail Ali Durga. Appendices. 184 pp.

Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Introduction. 1. Family Notopteridae. 2. Family Clupeidae. 3. Family Cyprinidae. 4. Family Psilorhynchidae. 5. Family Balitoridae. 6. Family Cobitidae. 7. Family Balitoridae. 8. Family Bagridae. 9. Family Siluridae. 10. Family Schilbeidae. 11. Family Erethistidae. 12. Family Sisoridae. 13. Family Chacidae. 14. Family Olyridae. 15. Family Belonidae. 16. Family Mastacembelidae. 17. Family Syngnathidae. 18. Family Ambassidae. 19. Family Nandidae. 20. Family Mugilidae. 21. Family Gobiidae. 22. Family Anabantidae. 23. Family Belontiidae. 24. Family Channidae. 25. Family Tetraodontidae. References. From the Foreword The present publication has attempted to address the fish wealth of all eight states of the North Eastern Region of India and the authors have documented the ornamental fish genetic resources from the region along with coloration distribution preferred habitat behaviour and present status etc. The atlas will be highly useful to ornamental fish breeders and all other stakeholders including planners fishery resource managers researchers and aquarium hobbyists. 112 pp.