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TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE WETLANDS MANAGEMENT: STAKEHOLDER PERCEPTIONS IN CAMEROON

Wetlands, spanning approximately 15 million hectares globally, play a crucial role in supporting diverse ecosystems and sustaining livelihoods, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions. In Africa alone, these vital ecosystems cover over 3.2 million hectares, constituting 19% of the world's wetland coverage. This paper delves into the significance of wetland ecosystems and their

Authors: Esther Nkengfack Mbozo , Samuel Ngale Ekollo
Pages: 1-19

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10623215

INVESTIGATING IAA'S EFFECTS ON CERATOPTERIS THALICTROIDES: IMPLICATIONS FOR SPORE GERMINATION ANDGAMETOPHYTE DEVELOPMENT IN SITAMATA WILDLIFE SANCTUARY

Pteridophytes, characterized by their affinity for shade and moisture, are a significant component of Rajasthan's vegetation, with 21 genera and 39 species documented in the region. The Sitamata forest, located in Chittorgarh and Pratapgarh districts, stands out as a biodiversity hotspot, renowned for its rich diversity of pteridophytes. Notably, Ceretopteris thalictroides, a prominent

Authors: Vandana Sharma Singh , Rajesh Kumar Chauhan
Pages: 51-59

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10623221

PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE THROUGH ENERGY FLOW MANAGEMENT IN HILLY TRIBAL VILLAGES: EVIDENCE FROM SOUTHERN ODISHA

Hill agriculture, characterized by undulating terrains and intricate poly-culture and agroforestry systems, serves as a vital livelihood source for human inhabitants. Employing traditional cultivation methods on ridges and valleys, small-scale farmers achieve remarkable productivity and stability, yielding high returns per unit of labor and energy. This agricultural approach mirrors

Authors: Sunita Devi Mishra , Ananya Prasad Mohanty
Pages: 20-50

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10623217