This chapter attempts to (a) identify the drivers of biodiversity degradation of the Sundarbans
of Bangladesh,(b) present an alternative understanding on the measures for sustainable …

This chapter attempts to present a comprehensive profile of the Sundarbans including its
location, biodiversity and various natural resources. It also embarks on developing an …

This chapter considers the case of the Sundarbans in Bangladesh—the largest mangrove
ecosystem in the world and a hotspot of biodiversity resources—to explore the underlying …

This chapter makes effort to understand Multiple Values of Nature (MVN) and attempts to
develop a transformational pathway by blending the TRU's perspectives regarding the …

The chapter explores the interdependence between humans and nature and studies the
community understanding of 'one health approach'in the face of COVID-19 in the …

This chapter attempts to explain the traditional knowledge, rules and customary practices of
the Indigenous People and Local Communities (IPLCs) in the context of the terrestrial …

This chapter depicts the current state of biodiversity in marine and coastal ecosystems in the
Sundarbans by incorporating the perspectives and opinions of the TRUs. It goes on to show …

This chapter investigates biodiversity adaptation options in response to climate change and
presents a novel strategy called Community-based Mangrove Agro Aqua Silvi (CMAAS) …

The concluding chapter attempts to outline the key findings of all other chapters. It briefly
outlines the conservation criteria of the ecosystem from terrestrial, marine and coastal …