Add to ORKGThe forests of the Central Himalaya are suffering serious losses due to population growth and expansion of agriculture. Although utilization of forest products is a necessary component of the Central Himalayan agroeconomy it is prohibitively inefficient. More than seven units of energy must be taken from the forest in order to produce a single unit of agricultural energy. Consequently, the carrying capacity of the forest has been exceeded. Further destruction of the forest must be prevented and positive steps such as reforestation and tree farming should be taken to ensure the future of the region's ecology and economy
Diverse resource of the earth increasing population, pressure on resources and man’s differing cultu...
All the societies, in general, have some degree of dependence, directly or indirectly, on forests fo...
Conservation faces the challenge of reconciling human activities with the simultaneous presence of w...
Migration of the Indian Plate northwards after the isolation from Madagascar about 80 million years ...
The Central Himalayan region is suffering from severe ecological problems as a consequence of defore...
This paper assesses the relation between living standards and forest degradation in the Indian mid-H...
This paper assesses the relation between living standards and forest degradation in the Indian mid-H...
Losses of forest cover, biodiversity, agricultural productivity, and ecosystem services in the Himal...
Villagers are blamed for degrading the forest by lopping oak branches for fodder in the Central Hima...
Abstract: Himalayan mountain system is distinguished globally for a rich biodiversity and for its ro...
During the past century the “Theory of Himalayan Environmental Degradation” has dominated mainstream...
The dwindling forests of the Central Himalaya are suffering from serious losses, threatening the sub...
slope of the central Himalayas. While the northern part includes major ecological zones of High Hima...
With this study, I advance our knowledge of the effects of indigenous forest resource use on plant a...
This case study explored forest resource-use patterns to understand villagers' dependency on forests...
Diverse resource of the earth increasing population, pressure on resources and man’s differing cultu...
All the societies, in general, have some degree of dependence, directly or indirectly, on forests fo...
Conservation faces the challenge of reconciling human activities with the simultaneous presence of w...
Migration of the Indian Plate northwards after the isolation from Madagascar about 80 million years ...
The Central Himalayan region is suffering from severe ecological problems as a consequence of defore...
This paper assesses the relation between living standards and forest degradation in the Indian mid-H...
This paper assesses the relation between living standards and forest degradation in the Indian mid-H...
Losses of forest cover, biodiversity, agricultural productivity, and ecosystem services in the Himal...
Villagers are blamed for degrading the forest by lopping oak branches for fodder in the Central Hima...
Abstract: Himalayan mountain system is distinguished globally for a rich biodiversity and for its ro...
During the past century the “Theory of Himalayan Environmental Degradation” has dominated mainstream...
The dwindling forests of the Central Himalaya are suffering from serious losses, threatening the sub...
slope of the central Himalayas. While the northern part includes major ecological zones of High Hima...
With this study, I advance our knowledge of the effects of indigenous forest resource use on plant a...
This case study explored forest resource-use patterns to understand villagers' dependency on forests...
Diverse resource of the earth increasing population, pressure on resources and man’s differing cultu...
All the societies, in general, have some degree of dependence, directly or indirectly, on forests fo...
Conservation faces the challenge of reconciling human activities with the simultaneous presence of w...