Tropical forests are the richest biodiversity hotspots and are under immense natural and
anthropogenic pressures that lead to biodiversity loss. One such cause is alien plant …

Land use and land cover change (LULC) is an essential component for the monitoring
environmental change and managing natural resources in areas of high natural and cultural …

Geographical detector models provide a quantitative approach for evaluating spatial
correlations among ecological factors, population density and landscape connectivity. Here …

Rapid growth of the Chinese urban population and the expansion of urban areas have led to
changes in urban forest structure and composition, and consequently changes in vegetation …

The present study deals with the estimation of tree biomass by non destructive method in
tropical dry deciduous forest (DDF) and tropical mixed deciduous forest (MDF) in 0.1 ha …

The rate and intensity of land use land cover (LULC) change has increased considerably
during the past couple of decades. Mining brings significant alterations in LULC specifically …

Carbon storage in urban vegetation plays a vital role in mitigating CO2 concentration in the
atmosphere and may ensure long-term stability of stored carbon in fluctuating environments …

Abstract The basin of Ramganga River, a major tributary of Ganga, has seen rapid
industrialization, urbanization, and agricultural growth in modern times, especially during …

Remote sensing and GIS serve as indispensable tools in the ongoing battle against air
pollution and in the quest to improve air quality. These technologies, including satellite …

Monitoring the changes in forest-cover and understanding the dynamics of the forest is
becoming increasingly important for the sustainable management of forest ecosystems. This …