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Livelihood linked environmental determinants in Himalaya landscape: Environmental determinants of livelihood related food production system in a mid Himalayan landscape, east Nepal - Couverture souple

Koirala, Madan; Ramakrishnan, P.S.; Saxena, K.G.

 
9783843382960: Livelihood linked environmental determinants in Himalaya landscape: Environmental determinants of livelihood related food production system in a mid Himalayan landscape, east Nepal
Couverture souple
ISBN 10 : 3843382964 ISBN 13 : 9783843382960
Editeur : LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2011

Synopsis

Eco(logical /nomic) efficiencies of agroecosystem, wildlife role, and impact of tourism in an interface of food production system and livelihood were viewed in a mid-Himalayan landscape of east Nepal. 20 tree species in forest, maize and potato mix cropping in agroecosystem. Manual labour and farmyard manure energy input source. Natural resource poor area higher energy efficiency ratio compared to resource rich area. 10 earthworm species from 4 families 8 endemic and 2 exotics reported. Local food production sufficient to support about 60% of the households at satisfactory level. Total 97 bird species observed 20 Common and 3 Occasional. Grain and insect-eaters are in majority. Forest have high mammalian diversity, serve habitat corridor for 3 more nature reserves. Cultivation areas lying across the corridor lose 25% of the produce through depredation. Site is of ecotourism importance. Communicable indicators, e.g, decrease in epiphyte density in forests, and shift to cash crops in agroecosystems show declining carrying capacity. Campsite and water availability can support the tourist flow, however, food production is insufficient.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Eco(logical /nomic) efficiencies of agroecosystem, wildlife role, and impact of tourism in an interface of food production system and livelihood were viewed in a mid-Himalayan landscape of east Nepal. 20 tree species in forest, maize and potato mix cropping in agroecosystem. Manual labour and farmyard manure energy input source. Natural resource poor area higher energy efficiency ratio compared to resource rich area. 10 earthworm species from 4 families 8 endemic and 2 exotics reported. Local food production sufficient to support about 60% of the households at satisfactory level. Total 97 bird species observed 20 Common and 3 Occasional. Grain and insect-eaters are in majority. Forest have high mammalian diversity, serve habitat corridor for 3 more nature reserves. Cultivation areas lying across the corridor lose 25% of the produce through depredation. Site is of ecotourism importance. Communicable indicators, e.g, decrease in epiphyte density in forests, and shift to cash crops in agroecosystems show declining carrying capacity. Campsite and water availability can support the tourist flow, however, food production is insufficient.

Biographie de l'auteur

Madan Koirala is a Professor of Environmental Science at Tribhuvan University Nepal.He is PhD of School of Environmental Science, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India. Presently he is Asst Dean of Institute of Science & Technology, TU and Expert Member of Climate Change Council, Government of Nepal.His area of work is Mountain Environment.

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Éditeur
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Date d'édition
2011
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
3843382964
ISBN 13 
9783843382960
Reliure
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Nombre de pages
156
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