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COURSE INFO
PROVIDER : SWSPCP WebinarCOURSE TITLE : Assessing Anthropogenic Impact on Nathsagar Wetlands and Proposing Conservation Measures
INSTRUCTORS
Dr. Rahul Mahamuni
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Abstract:
The Nathsagar Wetlands, an ecologically significant region, are under increasing threat due to anthropogenic activities. In this webinar, I will explore the various human-induced factors contributing to the degradation of these wetlands, such as agricultural runoff, industrial pollution, encroachment, and unsustainable fishing practices. These activities have led to a decline in biodiversity, disruption of the hydrological cycle, and degradation of water quality, posing a severe threat to the delicate balance of this ecosystem.
Through this presentation, Dr. Mahamuni aims to assess the extent of the impact and highlight the urgent need for conservation measures. I will discuss the importance of restoring native vegetation, implementing sustainable land use practices, and controlling pollution sources as key strategies for mitigating these impacts. Moreover, the role of community involvement and awareness in conservation efforts will be emphasized, as local participation is crucial for the success of any conservation initiative.
Dr. Mahamuni will also propose a comprehensive management plan that includes monitoring programs, habitat restoration projects, and the establishment of protective legislation. By adopting a multi-disciplinary approach that integrates science, policy, and community engagement, we can ensure the long-term sustainability of the Nathsagar Wetlands. This webinar is a call to action for stakeholders to come together and protect this vital ecosystem for future generations.
Speaker's Bio:
This is a comprehensive summary of Dr. Rahul Mahamuni's academic and professional achievements, including his extensive experience in environmental science, patents, publications, awards, and administrative roles. His career highlights include serving as an Assistant Professor at various institutes, contributing to academic quality and institutional processes, and achieving numerous accolades in scientific research. Dr. Mahamuni has also co-authored books, edited scholarly works, and filed multiple patents in diverse areas of environmental science and technology. His work is recognized internationally, and he holds fellowships and memberships in several prestigious scientific organizations.
Course Duration: 60 minutes Credit Points: 0.06
SYLLABUS/TOPICAL OUTLINE
Introduction and Overview of Nathsagar Wetlands (5 min.)
Importance and ecological significance
Purpose of the webinar
Assessment of Anthropogenic Impact (10 min.)
Major human-induced threats: agricultural runoff, industrial pollution, encroachment, unsustainable fishing
Effects on biodiversity, hydrological cycles, and water quality
Methods of Impact Assessment (10 min.)
Data collection and analysis techniques
Key indicators and parameters used for assessment
Conservation Measures (15 min.)
Strategies: native vegetation restoration, sustainable land use, pollution control
Role of community involvement and awareness
Proposed Management Plan (10 min.)
Comprehensive plan including monitoring, habitat restoration, and protective legislation
Multi-disciplinary approach: integrating science, policy, and community engagement
Case Studies and Success Stories (5 min.)
Examples from similar ecosystems
Lessons learned and best practices
Q&A and Open Discussion (15 min.)
Addressing audience questions
Engaging with stakeholders on potential collaborative efforts
COURSE CONTACT
Jason Tucker
9999 Carver Road Suite 210, Blue Ash, OH 45242
jason.tucker@hdrinc.com
P: 5133492478
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