In Search of Biohappiness: Biodiversity and Food, Health and Livelihood Security.
by Swaminathan, MS.
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BookPublisher: Singapore: World Scientific, ©2011Description: 170p.ISBN: 13-978-981-4329-32-3.Subject(s): Biodiversity ConservationDDC classification: 333.9516 Dissertation note: This book describes an era of bio happiness , based on the conservation and sustainable and equitable use of biodiversity, can be launched. It deals with all aspects of conservation such as in situ, ex situ and community conservation , and also covers conservation issues relating to mangroves and other coastal bio-resources , whose importance has grown with emerging possibility of sea- level rise from global warming . This book includes concrete examples of how local tribal families have taken to the establishment of gene, seed ,grain and water banks in villages, thus linking conservation , cultivation , consumption and commerce in a mutually -reinforcing matter.
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| 333.95 S 972 Global Action for Biodiversity | 333.950954 S617 Watching India's wildlife | 333.9516 N882 Searching for sustainability | 333.9516 S971 In Search of Biohappiness: Biodiversity and Food, Health and Livelihood Security. | 333.9539 M214 Bio-energy for rural energisation | 333.9539 M296 Fuelwood in urban markets | 333.95397 S531 Economics of fuelwood production in wastelands |
Includes index
This book describes an era of bio happiness , based on the conservation and sustainable and equitable use of biodiversity, can be launched. It deals with all aspects of conservation such as in situ, ex situ and community conservation , and also covers conservation issues relating to mangroves and other coastal bio-resources , whose importance has grown with emerging possibility of sea- level rise from global warming . This book includes concrete examples of how local tribal families have taken to the establishment of gene, seed ,grain and water banks in villages, thus linking conservation , cultivation , consumption and commerce in a mutually -reinforcing matter.
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