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Dependency of Local Community on Jhilmil Jheel Conservation Reserve (Paperback)
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Dependency of Local Community on Jhilmil Jheel Conservation Reserve (Paperback)
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The present study highlights the dependency of local people on
natural resources of Jhilmil Jheel conservation reserve in
Uttarakhand State, India. People of Tantwala village depend on
natural resources like fuel wood, timber, fodder, fruits, medicinal
herbs, honey, fish, aonla, etc.During the study of dependency of
local community of Jhilmil Jheel, three aspects are take in to
account: first, stakeholders at the wetland level belonging to one
of a number of nonexclusive groups such as a. The livestock owner
or herder has the all year round and dry session grazing in
wetland. b. The wetland cultivator are of two types one of them is
cash crops and second is subsistence purpose. In some case, third
type is perennial. a. The water collectors are the human
consumption, livestock consumption, drinking and sanitation. b. The
reed provides thatch for domestic and ceremonial purposes. c. Minor
plant are collected for the health, veterinary and domestic
purposes. Second, socioeconomic conditions of people living around
Jhilmil Jheel are poor, no opportunities for income generation and
work mainly as farmers and labours.
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