Aquaculture is the fastest-growing animal food production sector worldwide and is becoming
the main source of aquatic animal food in human consumption. Depletion of wild fishery …

Aquaculture is one of the fastest growing primary food production sectors in India and ranks
second behind China. Due to its growing economic value and global demand, India's …

Environmental change and anthropogenic pressure are primary drivers of biodiversity loss,
particularly in wetland ecosystems that have been modified significantly. Among wetland …

India's largest freshwater ecosystem of the Kolleru Lake has experienced severe threats by
land-use changes, including the construction of illegal fishponds around the lake area over …

A survey was conducted aimed at assessing the indigenous fishing methods adopted by the
fishermen in Lake Kolleru, a wet land of International importance and the only Ramsar site …

Kolleru Lake, the largest freshwater wetland in India is highly degraded because of siltation,
weed infestation and large-scale aquaculture encroachments. Restoration of the lake …

Even after the declaration, ecologically not-so-benign activities have continued in the area
unabated. Spread of aquaculture farms and encroachments in the lake area has remained …

Ornamental fish diversity of Lake Kolleru, a freshwater wetland of International importance
and the only Ramsar site designated from Andhra Pradesh was studied from January, 2011 …

Abstract Land Use and Land Cover (LULC) are significantly being altered globally. Lake
Kolleru, one of the largest fresh water lakes in India, located in the state of Andhra Pradesh …

An economic theory of externalities and Ostrom's principle of benefits and costs equivalence
is used to address the inter-agency tension that reduces the sustainability of a social …