This paper examines the history of forest restoration in India. While contemporary literature
often emphasizes the novelty of forest restoration programmes as exemplified in large‐scale …

Phenological studies involve capturing information on dates of recurrent and seasonal
biological events in plants and animals. In plants, phenological events of leaf flushing, full …

The estimation and map** of forest stand characteristics are vital because this information
is necessary for sustainable forest management. The present study considers the use of a …

Key message Fortified forest management strategies, coupled with in situ and ex situ
conservation strategies, are needed for long-term conservation of rare, valuably important …

The ever-increasing human population puts tremendous pressure on the natural resources,
eventually causing depletion and degradation of available natural resources. Available land …

Riparian ecosystems are critical biological habitat that needs to be preserved. These
systems face multiple stresses of altered water regime, increased human interference and …

The land-use and land-cover (LULC) map** is crucial for the management and planning
of a nation. The land use and land cover are the two separate terminologies often used …

Biodiversity and productivity are the two most important attributes linked to the functioning of
forest ecosystems. Understanding how diversity and productivity of a forest ecosystem …

Focusing on Indonesia's Riau Province, this study examines the complexities of managing
networks for forest governance, and how local governments should adopt and enforce …

The active involvement of subnational authorities, cities and local governments has been
identified as one of the enabling conditions to implement the Convention on Biological …