Docsity
Docsity

Prepare for your exams
Prepare for your exams

Study with the several resources on Docsity


Earn points to download
Earn points to download

Earn points by helping other students or get them with a premium plan


Guidelines and tips
Guidelines and tips

Wildlife Conservation and Conflict in Kathua, Jammu and Kashmir, Lecture notes of Management Theory

Plastics are rapidly being employed in our daily lives, including packaging in food and beer firms, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and other manufacturing sectors that need to package their end products for efficient and safer delivery to the public. Polymerization or polycondensation is a biochemical process that produces plastics. If created plastic garbage is not handled and managed properly, it has numerous negative effects on the environment. This review will look at the lifecycles of several

Typology: Lecture notes

2021/2022

Uploaded on 02/18/2023

ayush-kumar-49
ayush-kumar-49 🇮🇳

6 documents

1 / 31

Toggle sidebar

This page cannot be seen from the preview

Don't miss anything!

bg1
TABLE OF CONTENT
SL.NO. TITLE PAGE NO.
ABSTRACT
1. INTRODUCTION
2. PRE EXISTING DATA
3. EXISTING FLORA, FAUNA AND THEIR DSITRIBUTION
4. MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVE
5. ECO DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES
6. THE STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE FLORA AND FAUNA
7. MAM ANIMAL CONFLICT/ STTRUGGLES
8. DATA ANALYSIS
9. CONCLUSION
10. BIBLIOGRAPHY
pf3
pf4
pf5
pf8
pf9
pfa
pfd
pfe
pff
pf12
pf13
pf14
pf15
pf16
pf17
pf18
pf19
pf1a
pf1b
pf1c
pf1d
pf1e
pf1f

Partial preview of the text

Download Wildlife Conservation and Conflict in Kathua, Jammu and Kashmir and more Lecture notes Management Theory in PDF only on Docsity!

TABLE OF CONTENT

SL.NO. TITLE PAGE NO.

ABSTRACT

1. INTRODUCTION

2. PRE EXISTING DATA

3. EXISTING FLORA, FAUNA AND THEIR DSITRIBUTION

4. MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVE

5. ECO DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES

6. THE STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE FLORA AND FAUNA

7. MAM ANIMAL CONFLICT/ STTRUGGLES

8. DATA ANALYSIS

9. CONCLUSION

10. BIBLIOGRAPHY

ABSTRACT

Plants and regular items play had a huge influence in restoring and forestalling an assortment of afflictions happening in people and creatures, and keep on giving new bioactive prompts specialists in restorative disclosure. This study was led with the mean to recognize and record nearby healers' acts of treating human sicknesses and quantitatively report native information on restorative plants, as well as to feature the types of public interest for bioprospecting potential. An aggregate of 17 field visits were done in 12 districts of Jasrota slope and its bordering areas of Himalaya. Witnesses (113) were evaluated utilizing semi-organized meetings and conversations and neighborhood directed assortments. The outcomes were dissected utilizing ethnobotanical lists use reports (URs) and the source agreement factor (ICF) and the information were measurably examined. The ethnopharmacological uses of 121 plant species having a place with 105 genera and 53 families were accounted for use as medication for treating 93 sorts of sicknesses. A sum of 4987 URs were referenced by 113 sources. Fabaceae (90.09%) and Asteraceae (6.62%) were the most addressed families. Spices (46.28%) were the essential wellsprings of medication, decoction (33.88%) was the most well-known use technique for usage, and leaves (43.80%) were the most often utilized plant parts. The ICF values went from 0.667 to 0.974, with the largest number of species (1314UR, 55 species) being utilized for the treatment of gastrointestinal sicknesses (GIA), trailed by dermatological problems (38 species). This outcome demonstrated the way that the trading of information could be obvious among the various networks, and their restorative purposes and practices could be corresponded. Keywords: ethnobotany; quantitative ethnopharmacology; Jasrota hill; Himalaya; conservation; drug discovery

The wild organic plants, as normal assets involved by ancestral networks in a few districts of India, have been the subject of ethnobotanical reviews, and this is because of the rich ethnic and social variety that exists in this country. Research on the customary purposes of plants is for the most part founded on references referenced in old works of writing, for example, the Ayurveda and Charaka Samhita. These famous texts feature the worth of ethnobiology in natural medication arrangement. It is accounted for that Indian conventional frameworks of medication for the most part utilize an enormous number of types of plants, and most of them are utilized in the Ayurvedic framework (>2000 species); others incorporate Siddha (1121), Unani (751), and Tibetan (337). The Himalayas are viewed as one of the biggest mountain biological systems of the world and are known for their rich ethnobotanical abundance, and especially for restorative plants since old times, in light of the fact that they harbor >50% of the complete nation's biodiversity, and a large portion of the plants are endemic and remarkable. The recently framed association domain of India, Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) (scope of 32◦17J-37◦03J N, the longitude of 72◦03J-80◦20J E), has a complete area of 222,236 km2 and a populace of 12,541,302 (accessible at https://censusindia.gov.in), and is a piece of the Himalaya area of interest. It imparts a line to Himachal Pradesh and Punjab (south), China (north and east), Pakistan (west and northwest), and is isolated into three divisions (Jammu, Kashmir, Ladakh). This association domain has an incredible variety in elevation and exceptional environments, which change from tropical to subtropical, mild, high, and cold snow capped, which has brought about the advancement of a different gathering of greenery. The nearby individuals of J&K rely upon plants for treating normal sicknesses, which is because of the shortfall of present day restorative offices. Consequently, numerous specialists want to chip away at ethnobiology to gain admittance to the native information and culture moved by local people. Other ethnomedicinal studies were from the bordering biogeographic districts. It has now become more significant than any other time in recent memory to research and save conventional information, and this additionally will help the disclosure of new medications and natural definitions. Understanding that ethnomedicine information is being lost, the current review intended to gather and record data on the native utilization of restorative plants for the treatment of normal sicknesses by the neighborhood individuals of J&K for people in the future and to give gauge data to pharmacological examinations on the disclosure of new medications and atoms.

In this exploration, an ethnopharmacological study was directed in the mountains and valleys of Jasrota slope and the encompassing hilly regions, which are overwhelmingly essential for the western Himalayas nevertheless a less concentrated on locale of the safeguarded region inside India. The documentation of customary information related with plants was exceptionally compelling to us, in light of the fact that, in spite of being arranged in the Himalayan area of interest biological system, in a few districts, for example, Jasrota slope and other inside areas extensive examinations in regards to the usage of restorative and generally significant plants by the nearby networks like the Duggars, Paharis, Punjabis, and Gujjars are as yet deficient. Notwithstanding, there are a couple of reports of comparable examinations in the locale and state from different pieces of the area. The current review zeroed in on field study and the assortment of the greatest quantitative ethnopharmacological information through conversation with nearby individuals in the slopes and valleys of Jasrota and the encompassing mountains and the examination of the information got. We likewise assessed the most esteemed plant types of restorative significance utilizing distributed data. The reasoning for using the referenced plants by the neighborhood populace of the review region is additionally talked about.

3. EXISTING FLORA , FAUNA AND THEIR DISTRIBUTIONS

3.1. Range of Wildlife, Status, dissemination and environment: The Sanctuary offers a wide scope of territory types to the greenery. Species like panther, Wild Boar, chital deer, Sambar deer are regularly spotted inside and in some cases outside the Sanctuary too. 3.2. Vegetation Forest Types: The vegetation of the Jasrota Wildlife Sanctuary goes under the significant gathering "Sub-tropical Northern blended Dry Deciduous Forests" according to the modified arrangement by champion and Seth. Based on vegetation, the region is isolated into three normal districts (Sharma et al., 1981)  The level semi-bone-dry land.  Jammu Kandi and its augmentation.  Sub-tropical pine backwoods. The Flat Semi-bone-dry Land: The semi-bone-dry land cup up of incalculable gorges is arranged between 300-400 m and is impacted by the south west rainstorm, supporting scour backwoods. Broad development and human colonization have diminished the timberlands to few artifact pockets like the fix of Butea monosperma, along Pathankot street and little fixes of Acacia modesta. Greater part of the species are planted e.g Mangifera indica, Syzygium cumini, Dalbergia sissoo, Ficus bengalensisis, Ficus religiosa. A few acquainted trees have been naturalized with the degree of cultivating normal woodlands of Acacia nilotica. The herbaceous vegetation pack an assortment of yearly and enduring weeds like Argemone mexicana, Coronpus didymus, Cleome viscosa, Oxalis corniculate Tribulus terrestris, Tephrosia hamiltonii, Cassia occidentails, Xanthium strumarium. Saccharum spontaneum and S. munja covers sandy patches. Jammu Kandi and its expansion: The low hillocks support genuinely thick vegetation of little trees and bushes. This area upheld 3 kinds of woods.  Acacia Forests: Spreading over the tops and upper slants of the hillocks. These woodlands are overwhelmed by Acacia modesta, Adhatoda vasica related species like Ziziphus mauritiana shrubby plants, for example, Capparis separia. The most prominent

climbers are Tinospora cordifolia, Abrus precatorious, Ipomoea spp. also, Trichosanthes cucumerina, Diplocyclos palmatus and so on.  Bauhinia Forests: The timberlands involve Woodfordia fruticosa, Dodonaea viscosa, Emblica officinalis, Grewia optiva, Ehretia laevis, Mallotus philippensis. Notwithstanding this climber are Ichnocarpus frutescens, Vallaris solanacea, Cryptolepis buchanani.  Lannea coromandelica - Hymenodictyon excelsum Forests: This timberland creates in the obscure and cooler corners of the hillocks, Lannea coromandelica is a prevailing tree followed by Hymenodictyon excelsum. Other as often as possible encounted trees Grewia optiva, Aegle marmelos, Diospyros cordifolia and Bombax ceiba. Sub-Tropical Pine Forests: The lower regions are dressed by semi-deciduous tropical woodlands in the lower reaches and sub-tropical backwoods at the higher spans.  Dodonaea scour: This is forever shrubby scene covering the low sand stone hillocks. Dodonaea viscosa is the prevailing bush, among which separated individual components of Carrisa opacum and Adhatoda vasica develop.  Mixed Semi-deciduous Forests: This sort of woodlands cover the lower inclines of the slopes. Species variety is high in vegetation type, yet a trademark include is the absence of strength by any species. The normal species are Emblica officinalis, Terminalia chebula, Ficus species.  Sub-Tropical Pine Forests: Almost unadulterated stands of Chir (Pinus roxburghii) are missing. 3.3. Description of Major species detailed from Jasrota Wildlife Sanctuary 3.3.1 Boselaphus tragocamelus.  Class : Mammalia  Order : Artiodactyla  Family : Bovidae  IUCN Status : Least Concerned

South India and Sri Lanka at rises up to around 1,600 m (5,200 ft). It has likewise been kept in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal. It lives in a wide assortment of territories, from fields and low clean wilderness, as well as settled regions. 3.3.4.Herpestes edwardsi.  Class :Mammalia  Order :Carnivora Suborder :  Feliformia Family :Herpestidae  IUCN Status : Least Concerned The Indian dim mongoose (Herpestes edwardsi) is a mongoose animal categories local to the Indian subcontinent and West Asia. It is recorded as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List. The dim mongoose occupies open timberlands, scrublands and developed fields, frequently near human residence. It lives in tunnels, hedgerows and shrubberies, among forests of trees, and takes cover under rocks or brambles and, surprisingly, in channels. It is exceptionally intense and curious however careful, only occasionally wandering a long way from cover. It climbs quite well. Typically found independently or two by two. It goes after rodents, winds, birds' eggs and hatchlings, reptiles and assortment of spineless creatures. 3.3.5.Hystrix indica.  Class :Mammalia  Order :Rodentia  Family :Hystricidae  IUCN Status : Least Concerned The Indian peaked porcupine (Hystrix indica) is a hystricomorph rat animal categories local to southern Asia and the Middle East. It is recorded as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List. It has a place with the Old World porcupine family, Hystricidae. Indian peaked porcupines have an extremely expansive and for the most part herbivorous eating regimen. The Indian peaked porcupine is an enormous rat, weighing 11-18 kg (24-40 lb). Their body (from the nose to the foundation of the tail) measures somewhere in the range of 70 and 90 cm (28 and 35 in) with the tail adding 8 extra- 10 cm (3.1-3.9 in). The life expectancy of wild Indian peaked porcupines is

obscure, yet the most seasoned realized hostage individual was a female that lived to be 27. years old. 3.3.6.Naja naja.  Class : Reptilia  Order : Squamata  Suborder : Serpentes  Family : Elapidae  IUCN Status : Threatened Species The Indian Cobra (naja), otherwise called the spectacled cobra, Asian cobra, or binocellate cobra, is a types of the variety Naja found in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Bhutan, and an individual from the "large four" species that cause the most snakebites for people in India. It is particular from the ruler cobra which has a place with the monotypic sort Ophiophagus. The Indian cobra is worshipped in Indian folklore and culture, and is frequently seen with snake charmers. It is currently safeguarded in India under the Indian Wildlife Protection Act (1972). 3.3.7.Lepus nigricollis ruficaudatus.  Class :Mammalia  Order :Lagomorphia  Family :Leporide  IUCN Status : Least Concerned The Indian bunny (Lepus nigricollis), otherwise called the dark naped rabbit, is a typical types of bunny local to the Indian subcontinent. Lepus nigricollis are for the most part found in regions where enormous lots of hedge and wilderness substitute with farmland. Lepus nigricollis are likewise called dark naped bunnies due to the fix of dark fur that runs along the scruff of the neck. The highest point of the tail is additionally dark and the back and face are brown with dark hairs dissipated all through. The underparts are white. All out length goes from 40 to 70 cm and weight goes from 1.35 to 7 kg.

3.3.10. Muntiacus muntjac.  Class : Mammalia  Order : Artiodactyla  Family : Cervidae  IUCN Status : Least Concerned The Indian muntjac (Muntiacus muntjak), likewise called the southern red muntjac and yelping deer, is a deer species native to South and Southeast Asia. This muntjac has delicate, short, caramel or grayish hair, now and again with rich markings. It is among the littlest deer species. It is an omnivore and eats grass, organic product, shoots, seeds, bird eggs, and little creatures, and once in a while rummages on carcass. Its calls sound like woofing, frequently when scared by a hunter, consequently the normal name "yelping deer". These deer are exceptionally ready animals. Whenever put into a distressing circumstance or then again assuming a hunter is detected, muntjacs start making a bark-like sound. Yapping was initially considered a method for correspondence between the deer during mating season, as well as an alarm. It is recorded as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List.

4. MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVE

 To preserve and safeguard environment, reestablish actual trustworthiness of the area as well as reestablishing the debased part of the safe-haven so that jeopardized and endemic verdure it are sufficiently secured and spread to possess the region.  To moderate man-creature struggle and to make mindfulness among individuals overall and the youngsters specifically about nature and untamed life with specific accentuation on the biological job of the safe-haven region.  To advance Eco-the travel industry for preservation, mindfulness, training and logical investigation without influencing the touchy environment unfavorably.  To lessen the reliance of individuals on timberland based assets in the zone of impact, with aversion to social and monetary prosperity of the networks, through eco- improvement exercises.  To further develop limit working of staff and neighborhood networks for effective administration of the safe-haven through better preparation and foundation.  To advance logical and natural investigations that will help the safe-haven the executives in surveying the physical and organic assets, anticipating protection of these assets and checking the wellbeing of the living space.

 Conference of BMC/PRI to resolve explicit issues and readiness of microplans.  Returning to of microplans keeping the rules for participatory administration.  Giving substitute job backing to decrease reliance on Sanctuary.  Measures to diminish pessimistic effect of Sanctuary on individuals.  Preparing to the staff and EDC individuals in different parts of execution of eco- advancement exercises.  Mindfulness creation among the periphery region individuals to accomplish the above procedures. 5.4.Measures to lessen negative conditions on the Forests Significant pessimistic conditions of individuals in the settlements incorporate dairy cattle nibbling, kindling assortment, and informal assortment of NTFP. To resolve these issues, it are proposed to follow measures. 5.5. Cattle Grazing The Jasrota Wildlife Sanctuary spreads over 10.04 sq kms and is occupied by 8 towns (Annexure-II) having 735 families and 3450 spirits bringing about weighty biotic strain. Yet, no Eco-Development board (EDC) has been established till date. Following exercises are proposed for powerful administration of the issue:  Complete ideal inoculation of dairy cattle according to the arrangements of Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972.  Empower slow down taking care of.  Start exchange with individuals to gradually transition away from steers.  Make mindfulness among subordinate local area and partners. 5.6.Unscientific assortment of NTFP

 No logical data is accessible on the strategies for assortment of NTFPs, similar to honey, therapeutic plants and so on, amount of assets eliminated and their effect on environment. To resolve the issue, it are made to follow remedies.  Create information on the species gathered and map the zone of impact.  Concentrate on the asset accessibility and confine/control assortment of undermined species, or force occasional guidelines in assortment in view of the data created in the review.  Prevent assortment of NTFPs from basic untamed life territories.  Bestow preparing in logical assortment, stockpiling, esteem expansion and showcasing of NTFPs.  Energize development of restorative plants. 5.7. Firewood assortment Kindling is gathered for self-use by migrants and nearby individuals in the cradle. However this is certainly not a significant issue as of now, measures should have been taken to contain the issue to an ideal level by indicating regions for assortment and amount that can be eliminated. Following choices are proposed to resolve the issue:  Fuel wood save might be proposed in the settlements or fringe area of settlement. Individuals might be urged to establish fuel wood species in the space accessible inside their settlements.  Eco-friendly gadgets (LPG gas, nearby planet group) ought to be advanced and energized.  Bio-gas plants ought to be upheld. 5.8. Eco-advancement exercises. Eco-advancement exercises including supply of wood-saving cooking apparatuses, energy saving gadgets and other timberland produce saving gadgets and development of lake, way, bowli, and so on in advisor with nearby networks will be completed by the Wildlife Protection Department.

 The occasional Dhaloti Khad will be treated by development of series of really look at dams for soil and dampness preservation during the arrangement time frame.  The avalanche regions will be treated by container works and ranch of soil restricting species like Agave, Moringa sp., Lannea sp., Morus spp., Gliricidia sp. and so on. 6.3.2.Habitat improvement and Management  The territory ought to be reestablished by fix planting and minimal expense seed balls.  Normal support of water openings and water supply to water openings during dry season by water tanks.  The avalanche inclined region ought to be treated by establishing soil restricting species like Agave, Moringa sp., Lannea sp., Morus spp., Gliricidia sp. furthermore, grass species.  The destruction of weeds ought to be trailed by ranch of grass slips, foods grown from the ground saplings. 6.3.3.Management of Weeds.  Eco-reclamation exercises will be taken up in weed killed regions.  Constant checking will be done in regions where weeding was once finished.  Plausibility of utilizing the materials from these weeds by the nearby individuals with the assistance of fundamental preparation ought to be proposed.  Weed administration in the estates and other corrupted woodland regions in the cradle zone can be changed over into a work creating program for the nearby networks. 6.3.4.Management of Plantations and Grasslands.  The weed expulsion will be trailed by ranch of saplings of natural products, grain and attractive grass slips of Seteria sphaceleta, Panicum greatest, Cenchrus ciliaris, Cenchrus setigrus, Pennisetum purpureum, Pennisetum pedicellatum to guarantee the supported accessibility of grasses for youthful grovel/calves.  The neighborhood leguminous species alongwith soil restricting species like Agave, Moringa sp., Lannea sp., Gliricidia sp. ought to be supported alongwith grass slips.

6.4.Theme plan for fire protection. 6.4.1 General rules for arrangement and execution of Fire Management Plan.  Recognize the reason and results of fire.  Give sufficient preparation to putting out fires crew in battling flames and self- preservation.  Foster framework by obtaining essential gear and materials expected for fire assurance in view of yearly evaluation.  Guarantee convenient execution of mediations. 6.4.2 Fire Management Strategies. a) Fire Prone Areas:  High fire inclined regions: Co. 1/JSR, 3/JSR, 4/JSR and 6/JSR connecting to town Jasrota/Chainpura, Dhaloti and Ladoli individually are the High fire inclined Compartments/Areas.  Low fire inclined regions: Co. 2/JSR, and Co.5/JSR, adjoing to town Amala and Gurah surjan are the low fire inclined Compartments/Areas. b) Deploying firewatchers. Fire watchers will be locked in all through the season for productive fire insurance exercises. The quantity of people connected with for this reason will be chosen in view of the power of fire and seriousness of dry season. c) Awareness and Training. Mindfulness missions might be sorted out for periphery regions individuals and delegates of social orders on the effect of flames on backwoods. This might be finished by mass association of individuals, talks, data show sheets, pennants, and so forth. Panchayats based mindfulness crusades featuring fire preventive and control measures among youngsters and youth in the areas ought to be organized during the fire season. Imaginative projects in such manner ought to be directed. d) Training programs.