The Sundarban is the world's largest contiguous mangrove forest and stores around 26.62
Tg of blue carbon. The present study reviewed the factors causing a decline in its blue …

The majority of conventional medications and food supplements are created following the
processing of medicinal plants. As majority of the medicinal plants are collected from the …

This qualitative study explores the geographies of knowledge creation in forest rights claims-
making processes in three Indigenous communities in Madhya Pradesh, India. In two of the …

In the Indian Sundarban, multiple attributes and interactions of natural hazards, exposure,
and vulnerability pose severe threats to lives and livelihoods. Understanding the cause-and …

This book critically explores the political ecology of human marginalization, wildlife
conservation and the role of the state in politicizing conservation frameworks, drawing on …

The marginal people of the Indian part of Sunderbans (SDB) do now subsist 'between two
fires'–climate change and climate change adaptation and mitigation policies. They have …

Sustained advocacy by the indigenous people and a coalition of civil society organizations
led the government to pass the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers …

This article illuminates the patterns and processes of institutional work during the creation
and implementation of the FRA 2006, even as state agencies consistently resist changes in …

Biodiversity conservation is facing unprecedented challenges at the intersection of rapidly
changing climates, widespread ecosystem degradation under the influence of global …

This research article calls for explicit attention to micro-politics through engagement with a
feminist intersectional lens for enabling convivial conservation. Convivial conservation …