Plant invasion has been considered as one of the most influential forces that change the soil
physico-chemical and biological properties of forest ecosystems. We have investigated the …

Ageratina adenophora Spreng. is one of the most troublesome invasive species that has
invaded various forest ecosystems in the central Himalaya. The chir pine (Pinus roxburghii …

Forest cover and its change analysis along with nexus between other land cover types are
often seen as insufficient data quality for operational applications in the Himalayan region …

Spring water continues to remain the lifeline of the Himalayan population. Nearly one‐third
of the population depends completely on spring water for its domestic needs and often for …

The objective of this study was to understanding the allelopathic dynamic of invasive
species Eupatorium adenophorum residues against traditional crops viz., Amaranthus …

The activities and processes led by natural and anthropogenic factors not only change
environmental variables upstream (such as land use and land cover, snowmelt, and erosion …

Himalaya, a global biodiversity hotspot, has undergone considerable forest cover fluctuation
in recent decades, and numerous protected areas (PAs) have been established to prohibit …

Uttarakhand is witnessing a drastic decrease in spring discharge which leads to scarcity of
drinking water for Himalayan inhabitants. This study uses a novel approach to assess the …

The upper Indus Valley is the most important and vulnerable water tower in the South Asian
subcontinent, which provides a vital water supply for 230 million people in the basin. Forests …

Climate change is one of the leading ecological, economical and geopolitical issues of the
twenty-first century. According to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate …