Fisheries is an important sector in India, providing employment to millions of people and
contributes to the food security of the country. Presently, India ranks second in aquaculture …

Circular bio‐economy of biogenic resources designates the plunging use of such resources,
adopting a systemically formatted pathway towards sustainable economic development …

Discretely wetland transformations and livelihood vulnerability related works are profoundly
found worldwide, but their linkage is not investigated often. The present study aimed to …

The COVID-19 pandemic has created unprecedented human health crisis in recent global
history with rippling social and economic effects. The outbreak in India has resulted in …

A good number of researchers investigated the impact of flow modification on hydrological,
ecological, and geomorphological conditions in a river. A few works also focused on …

Inland open water fisheries around the world are threatened due to growing anthropogenic
pressures, climate change and overexploitation of the germplasm resources. Understanding …

The river Ganga has several floodplain wetlands that support its ecology and ecosystem.
Phytoplankton is an important component of the aquatic ecosystem, which plays an …

Wetlands provide a great ecological service by accumulating and sequestering carbon in
their soils and thus help in mitigating climate change caused due to global warming …

The present study deals with the broader understanding of phytoplankton assemblage
pattern and their ecohydrological interactions in two ecologically distinct floodplain wetlands …

The current study's goal was to look at how stocking densities affected Bheda (Nandus
nandus) growth and production over the course of a 120-day period. Three treatments were …