Sacred Groves of Rajasthan
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📘 Book Details
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Author: G. Singh
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Publisher: AFARI
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Language: English
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Edition: 1st Edition (2016)
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Binding: Hard Bound
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Pages: 292
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ISBN: 9789386102881
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Size: 6.50 x 9.70 inches
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Weight: 800 Gms
📖 About the Book
This book focuses on sacred groves, traditionally protected forest fragments that are of significant cultural and environmental importance. According to Article 10 of the Convention on Biological Diversity (1992), the protection and encouragement of the use of biological resources, in accordance with traditional cultural practices, is essential for conservation. Sacred groves are one such example where communities have long practiced ecological preservation.
The book covers various aspects of sacred groves, including:
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Biological, Social, and Economic Status: Exploring the current and historical significance of sacred groves, their biodiversity, and their impact on local communities.
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Anthropogenic Threats: The book discusses the growing threats faced by these groves due to activities like overexploitation, mining, encroachment, and development.
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Management Strategies: The final chapters provide strategies for managing and conserving these valuable ecological resources, focusing on the balance between protecting groves and accommodating the needs of local communities.
The book includes 7 chapters that:
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Introduce the background context and methods of field observation
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Offer an overview of sacred groves and their ecological significance
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Examine the status of 123 sacred groves across Rajasthan, including their biodiversity, soil and carbon status, and livelihood issues
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Discuss people’s perceptions and management strategies, emphasizing the participation of local villagers in conservation efforts.

