Floodplain wetlands of India are biologically rich sensitive ecosystem that support unique
aquatic biodiversity and play vital role in providing livelihood and nutritional security to a …

This paper presents an examination of water risks in rural communities within Nagaon
district of Assam, India. It employs a participatory approach to integrate community …

The present study delves into the complex human-water relationships that have a significant
impact on the concerned socio-cultural practices and economic livelihoods. The primary …

The present study explores the cultural ecologies of the Karbi Tribe in Magursila village of
Assam, India, through their Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). Utilizing a …

The present investigation was performed to enumerate the freshwater algal diversity in
riverine lentic waterbodies of Brahmaputra valley. A total of 194 algal taxa were documented …

The Kolong, a significant distributary of the mighty river Brahmaputra in Assam, India, has
experienced significant human‐induced alterations aimed basically for flood mitigation. This …

Wetland degradation is a major problem leading to serious livelihood crisis in rural, urban
and suburban areas. Millions of people depend on these wetlands for their livelihood …

Abstract 118 algal taxa under four major groups (Chlorophyta, Cyanophyta,
Heterokontophyta and Euglenophyta) were recorded from Chandubi Beel, a tectonic water …

Livelihoods depend on access to natural, human, physical, financial, social, and cultural
capital; the social relations people draw on to combine, transform, and expand their assets; …

The purpose of the present investigation is to unravel the cause of changes in land use and
land cover pattern in the Santijan Beel, Assam (India) covering an area of 81.96 sq km. An …