Indian Sundarbans
Analysis of Trace Metals in Commercially Important Crustaceans Collected from UNESCO Protected World Heritage Site of Indian Sundarbans
... dominated Indian Sundarbans region at the apex of Bay of ...the Indian sub-continent there is no safety level of heavy metals in fish and shrimp ...around Indian Sundarbans, a world ...
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Shannon Weiner Index: A Proxy to Evaluate the Floral Health of Indian Sundarbans
... of Indian Sundarbans and hence experiences large tourist pressure particularly during December to ...of Indian Sundarbans is within the navigational route of the ...of Sundarbans and ...
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Mercury contamination in the ambient media in and around the World Heritage Site: Indian Sundarbans
... Ms. Nabonita Pal, Research Scholar in the Department of Oceanography, Techno India University is a post graduate in Biotechnology. Ms. Pal is credited to have 10 publications in National and International journals of ...
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Nature and dynamics of population growth of the indian sundarbans: an experience in the 20th century
... the Indian Sundarbans which bears such imprints of rapid growth since the beginning of the 20 th century due to continuous influx from the surrounding districts of West ...
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HEAVY METALS IN A DOMINANT SEAWEED SPECIES FROM THE ISLANDS OF INDIAN SUNDARBANS
... We analyzed the concentrations of heavy metals (Fe, Mn, Zn, Cu, Co, Pb and Ni) in a dominant seaweed species (Enteromorpha intestinalis) collected from the islands of Indian Sundarbans deltaic complex ...
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Spatio-temporal Variation of Stored Carbon in Sonneratia apetala: A Case Study from Indian Sundarbans
... in Indian Sundarbans, we carried out a survey on Above Ground Biomass (AGB) and Above Ground Carbon (AGC) of Sonneratia apetala for two decades ...of Indian Sundarbans namely western, central ...
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Concerning public health situation of under-nutrition in children and anemia in women in Indian Sundarbans delta: a community based cross-sectional investigation
... Analysis of maternal and child health in South Asia in early 2000 underscored the importance of health system strategies to improve the existing situation [1]. A rela- tively recent comparative study revealed that in the ...
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Measuring spatial equity and access to maternal health services using enhanced two step floating catchment area method (E2SFCA) – a case study of the Indian Sundarbans
... the Indian Public Health Standards (IPHS) mandate that all popula- tions have equal access to healthcare services in the form of availability and spatial ...
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... the Sundarbans; however, salinity profile in different parts of the Indian Sundarbans, continued disappearance of Ganges Dolphin there along with its occurrence in hyposaline western segment indicate ...
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Can seaweed be a potential sink of carbon?
... The Indian Sundarbans and its adjacent region is a mangrove dominated deltaic complex situated at the confluence of the River Ganga and the Bay of ...
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Influence of soil texture on nature of mangrove vegetation in Sundarbans Tiger Reserve forest of India
... The Indian Sundarbans is bestowed with the highest floral diversity in the form of mangroves, coastal wetland flora, beach flora, marsh and swamp flora (Chanda, 1977; Naskar & Guhabakshi, 1987; Naskar, ...
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Potential accessibility scores for hospital care in a province of Japan: GIS based ecological study of the two step floating catchment area method and the number of neighborhood hospitals
... Measuring spatial equity and access to maternal health services using enhanced two step floating catchment area method E2SFCA – a case study of the Indian Sundarbans.. Cervigni F, Suzuki[r] ...
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Study on Utility and Revival through Community approach in Sundarbans Mangrove
... The Sundarbans forest has immense protective and productive ...The Sundarbans plays a significant responsibility in the livelihood opportunities of the local ...of Sundarbans as a ...of ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... The Sundarbans in linguistic Bengal in the Indian Subcontinent constitutes a unique ecosystem. Living conditions in these environs have been riddled with specific bounties as well as hazards. Historical ...
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Saline Condition Sunderban Leads To Degradation Of Mangrooves
... (Optimal point) of water salinity intrusion at Mongla point of Passur-Mongla River of Sundarbans. Therefore after this point the river water salinity increasing trend could be the harmful for ecosystems and ...
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Investigation of Antibacterial, Cytotoxic and Antioxidant Properties of the Mangrove Plant Xylocarpus mekongensis
... the Sundarbans mangrove origin was evaluated for its an- tibacterial, cytotoxic and antioxidant properties using methanolic and chloroformic leaf, stem and bark extracts, ...
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Analysis of Soil Parameters Causing Dieback in Sundarbans
... Although there were only a few individual chemical elements which showed significant correlations with the amount of top-dying, there was evidence of elevated heavy-metal concentrations of many elements in the ...
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Making It Too Simple? Researchers, Recommendations, and NGOs in the Sundarbans, Indian West Bengal
... In West Bengal as a whole, 27 percent of rural households hold a BPL (Below Poverty Line) card. This is similar to the national average of 26.5 per- cent (Government of India, 2004–2005). In West Bengal higher rates of ...
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Participatory forest management for the sustainable management of the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest
... The single largest tract of natural mangrove forest of the world is the Sundarbans of Bangladesh consisting a total area of 601,700 hectare which represents 4.07% of the land mass of the country and 40% of total ...
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People and tigers: An anthropological study of the Sundarbans of West Bengal, India
... The shundorbon, literally ‘beautiful forest’ in Bengali/ is an immense archipelago situated between the vast Indian Ocean in the south and the fertile plains o f Bengal in the north. This archipelago, created by ...
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