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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. About the book. About the authors. I. Aquatic ecosystem and biodiversity 1. Bioindicators of water quality/M.M. Saxena. 2. Freshwater ecosystems an algal perspective/B.D. Kaushik. 3. Production of Spirulina in North India problems and prospects/B.D. Kaushik. 4. Ecology and lchthyofaunal diversity of wetlands in upper Assam/S.B. Biswas and Mrinali Choudhury. 5. Biodiversity and population density of freshwater prosobranch gastropod fauna of Damoh and Sagar Districts of M.P./M. Bhide Mohd A. Khan U. Dubey P. Gupta P. Nema P. Thakur and S. Jain. II. Aquatic pollution and eutrophication 6. Index of Biotic Integrity (IBI) an economical and faster biomonitoring tool for the assessment of the health status of aquatic environment/Raman Kumar Trivedi and Byomkes Haldar. 7. Eutrophication and its impact on aquatic environment/Subodh Kumar Sharma L.L. Sharma Niranjan Sarang and Dalveer Kour. 8. Zooplanktonic biodiversity in some textile effluents affected waters of Rajasthan/Ranu Sharma and M.S. Sharma. 9. Influence of textile dyes on the activity of alkaline and acid phosphatases in the ovary of Heteropneustes fossilis (Bloch)/Kumudini Mishra S.C. Kothari and Abha Agarwal. 10. Residual analysis of pesticides Baygon and Nuvan by TLC method in different stages of freshwater Snails Gyraulus covexiusculus and lymnaea stagnalis/P. Gupta M. Bhide U. Dubey P. Nema Mohd. A. Khan P. Thakur and S. Jain. 11. Toxicity of mercury and zinc in the intestine of a catfish clarias batractus (Linn.) A histo enzymological study/Jyotsna Bhoraskar and Suresh Kothari. III. Aquatic ecosystem and its management 12. Transition of rivers into reservoirs and its impacts on fisheries/H.K. Vardia. 13. Fishery resource assessment prospects management and Mahseer conservation/M.C. Gupta and L.L. Sharma. 14. Water quality management in aquaculture systems/B.K. Sharma. 15. Age determination for scientific fishery management in inland waters/N.C. Ujjania and L.L. Sharma. 16. Tilapia invasion and its control in Jaisamand Lake Udaipur a case study/I.A. Durga and R.M. Srivastava. Subject index. The subject of managing freshwater ecosystems is gaining attention in view of the increasing importance of water for multiple uses and at the same time to save these resources from problems of pollution eutrophication etc. The present book is a humble attempt in this direction for compiling useful information on different basic and applied aspects of management of freshwater ecosystems for the benefit of readers. The book comprises carefully selected topics on various aspects of aquatic systems and their management with particular emphasis on freshwaters. The authors of various chapters are senior scientists having wide exposures and experience for several years which is clearly reflected in their contributions. It is hoped that this publication would generate adequate attention at various levels for further enhancement of scientific and technical inputs for management of freshwater ecosystems. 344 pp.

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Contents Preface 1 Education 2 Extension education and agricultural extension 3 Rural development 4 Development programmes of pre-independence era 5 Development programmes of post-independence era 6 Community development programme 7 Panchayati Raj system 8 Agricultural development programmes 9 New trends in extension privatization 10 Market led extension 11 Women development programmes 12 Reorganized extension system T and V system 13 Emergence of broad based extension BBE Glossary The book provides an introductory knowledge about education extension education and agricultural extension by incorporating their definition meaning concepts objectives and principles which is basic to learners of extension education The concepts have been depicted through adequate number of tables and figures to facilitate a structured reading and effect a functional understanding by the learnersThis book also provides basic knowledge about the concept objectives principles importance philosophy and problems limitation achievements strengths and weaknesses of various community or rural development programmes implemented from time to time for the benefit of rural mass both prior to independence and after the independence The book also deals with the objectives and salient features of various agricultural development programmes viz This book has been written to serves as a Handbook of Extension Education for Horticulture forestry fisheries dairy science and allied disciplines in all the SAUs and extension education institutes planners administrators policy makers NGOs extension workers etc involved in rural development in general and agricultural development in particularThis book is expected to equip and arm the learners of extension education with the Dimensions of agricultural Extension to promote virtual education in agriculture and rural development The virtual education would proceed from class room education to mass education and would cover distance learners from unreached communities including farmers and farm women jacket 352 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Education 2 Extensional education and agricultural extension 3 Sociology and rural sociology 4 Indian rural society 5 Social groups 6 Social stratifications 7 Cultural concepts 8 Social values and attitudes 9 Social institutes 10 Social organisations 11 Social control 12 Social change 13 Leader and leadership 14 Psychology 15 Educational psychology 16 Intelligence 17 Personality 18 Motivation 19 Perception frustration and emotions 20 Teaching learning processPresent manuscript is an effort made in the direction of compiling most valuable information from numerous books and journals related with the text and chaptering classified information in the form of a book The subject matter has been presented with illustrations at every juncture which could be appreciated by the readers This book incorporates information on extension  education agricultural extension sociology and rural sociology Indian Rural Society social groups social stratification cultural concepts social values and attitudes social institutes social organizations Social control Social change leader and leadership psychology educational psychology intelligence perception motivation emotions frustrations personality and teaching learning process The material presented in this book will be highly useful to the students research scholars teachers planners administrations extension workers who are engaged in teaching and doing research on rural sociology and educational psychology jacket 320 pp.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Study area. 3. Methodology. 4. Results. 5. References. Photoplates.Rising human population and economic development persistently increase pressure on availability of land and natural resources. This phenomenon is slowly but steadily engulfing wilderness outside and sometimes even within protected areas leaving highly fragmented habitats wherein population of wild animals has gone to a very low lavel. The State of Gujarat is not an exception to it and facing these threats in the form of loss of habitat, hunting presure, loss of prey base, population fragmentation, inadequate protected area coverage and poorly developed administrative structures in the field. Moreover, the precise distribution and status of many taxa are not identified, also little is known of their ecology, and even if known, it is for a few flagship species only. In the coming decades, the principal challenge facing wild animals of the State is to ensure that the species whose status is currently precarious do not get extinct like others which have disappeared altogether (for example Cheetah Acinonyx jubatus) from the region. To achieve the target abundance of any species is probably less important than mapping the distribution as well as identifing and maintaining possible corridors between the populations and also dealing with site-specific threats to their existence. .