Mangroves and eco-services : a case study of gulf of Kutch (Also available on CD)
Kumari, Anindita
Mangroves and eco-services : a case study of gulf of Kutch (Also available on CD) - 2014 - xxi,52p.,CD-ROM
CERTIFICATE I UNDERTAKING II DISCLAIMER III ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IV ABBREVIATION V EXECUTIVE SUMMARY VI CHAPTER 1 1 INTRODUCTION 1 1.1: OVERVIEW 1 1.2: ECOSYSTEM SERVICES 1 1.3: NEED AND RELEVANCE OF THE STUDY 2 1.4: AIM 3 1.5: OBJECTIVES 3 1.6: RESEARCH QUESTIONS 3 1.7: SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS 3 1.7.1: SCOPE 3 1.7.2: LIMITATIONS 3 1.8: METHODOLOGY 3 1.8.1: DELINEATION OF THE STUDY AREA: 3 1.9: CHOICE OF THE VILLAGE 8 1.10: SAMPLING 8 1.11: CHAPTERIZATION 8 CHAPTER 2 10 MANGROVES AND ECO-SERVICES 10 2.1 :WHAT ARE MANGROVES? 10 2.2: MANGROVES IN INDIA 10 2.3: THREAT TO MANGROVE COVER: 11 2.4: MANAGEMENT OF MANGROVES IN INDIA 12 2.4.1: THE COASTAL REGULATION ZONE NOTIFICATION ACT 1991 12 2.4.2: THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT POLICY 2006 12 2.4.3: PROGRESS DUE TO INITATIVE TAKEN BY GOVERNMENT 13 2.5:WHAT ARE ECO-SERVICES? 13 2.6: CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK: 14 2.7: ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND THEIR IMPORTANCE 14 2.10: ECOSYSTEM SERVICES IN SUNDERBANS 16 2.11: KACHCHH DISTRICT: A INTODUCTION 16 2.12:MIGRATION TRENDS: 17 2.13:PROSOPIS JULIFLORA AS ATHREAT TO LOCAL VEGETATION: 17 CHAPTER 3 18 DEPENDENCY OF MOHADI VILLAGE ON MANGROVES 18 3.1: LOCATION OF MOHADI 18 3.2: POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS 19 3.3: MANGROVES IN VICINITY: 19 3.4: SOURCE OF INCOME 19 3.5: VISIT TO MANGROVES 22 3.6: TRADITIONAL USES OF MANGROVES: 24 3.8: PURPOSE OF RESOURCE EXTRACTION 31 3.9: AVAILABILITY OF RESOURCES: 32 3.10: CRITICALITY OF RESOURCES 33 3.11: MANGROVES NEAR MOHADI 34 3.12: SUPPORTING SERVICES: 34 3.12.1: CARBON SEQUESTRATION 34 3.13: TRENDS CHANGING IN LIFESTYLE OF LOCAL PEOPLE 35 3.14: PROCESS OF COLLECTION OF RESOURCES: 35 3.15: OTHER RESOURCES EXTRACTED: 35 3.16: INSTITUTIONS AND NGO’S WORKING IN MOHADI VILLAGE 36 3.17: RANKING OF ECOSERVICES 37 3.18: MAJOR FINDINGS: 38 CHAPTER 4 40 SUMMARIES AND CONCLUSIONS 40
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Mangroves and eco-services : a case study of gulf of Kutch (Also available on CD) - 2014 - xxi,52p.,CD-ROM
CERTIFICATE I UNDERTAKING II DISCLAIMER III ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IV ABBREVIATION V EXECUTIVE SUMMARY VI CHAPTER 1 1 INTRODUCTION 1 1.1: OVERVIEW 1 1.2: ECOSYSTEM SERVICES 1 1.3: NEED AND RELEVANCE OF THE STUDY 2 1.4: AIM 3 1.5: OBJECTIVES 3 1.6: RESEARCH QUESTIONS 3 1.7: SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS 3 1.7.1: SCOPE 3 1.7.2: LIMITATIONS 3 1.8: METHODOLOGY 3 1.8.1: DELINEATION OF THE STUDY AREA: 3 1.9: CHOICE OF THE VILLAGE 8 1.10: SAMPLING 8 1.11: CHAPTERIZATION 8 CHAPTER 2 10 MANGROVES AND ECO-SERVICES 10 2.1 :WHAT ARE MANGROVES? 10 2.2: MANGROVES IN INDIA 10 2.3: THREAT TO MANGROVE COVER: 11 2.4: MANAGEMENT OF MANGROVES IN INDIA 12 2.4.1: THE COASTAL REGULATION ZONE NOTIFICATION ACT 1991 12 2.4.2: THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT POLICY 2006 12 2.4.3: PROGRESS DUE TO INITATIVE TAKEN BY GOVERNMENT 13 2.5:WHAT ARE ECO-SERVICES? 13 2.6: CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK: 14 2.7: ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND THEIR IMPORTANCE 14 2.10: ECOSYSTEM SERVICES IN SUNDERBANS 16 2.11: KACHCHH DISTRICT: A INTODUCTION 16 2.12:MIGRATION TRENDS: 17 2.13:PROSOPIS JULIFLORA AS ATHREAT TO LOCAL VEGETATION: 17 CHAPTER 3 18 DEPENDENCY OF MOHADI VILLAGE ON MANGROVES 18 3.1: LOCATION OF MOHADI 18 3.2: POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS 19 3.3: MANGROVES IN VICINITY: 19 3.4: SOURCE OF INCOME 19 3.5: VISIT TO MANGROVES 22 3.6: TRADITIONAL USES OF MANGROVES: 24 3.8: PURPOSE OF RESOURCE EXTRACTION 31 3.9: AVAILABILITY OF RESOURCES: 32 3.10: CRITICALITY OF RESOURCES 33 3.11: MANGROVES NEAR MOHADI 34 3.12: SUPPORTING SERVICES: 34 3.12.1: CARBON SEQUESTRATION 34 3.13: TRENDS CHANGING IN LIFESTYLE OF LOCAL PEOPLE 35 3.14: PROCESS OF COLLECTION OF RESOURCES: 35 3.15: OTHER RESOURCES EXTRACTED: 35 3.16: INSTITUTIONS AND NGO’S WORKING IN MOHADI VILLAGE 36 3.17: RANKING OF ECOSERVICES 37 3.18: MAJOR FINDINGS: 38 CHAPTER 4 40 SUMMARIES AND CONCLUSIONS 40
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