Environmental Geography of South Asia

Disaster Mitigation and Management and Importance of Earth Observation.- Exclusionary Urbanisation in South Asia.- Prioritizing Watersheds for Sustainable Development in Swan Catchment Area, Himachal Pradesh, India.- Deglaciation and Impact of Extreme Rainfalls on Recent Relief Transformation of the Upper Pindari Valley - The Kumaun Himalaya, India.- Riverbeds Level Changes in the Margin and Foreland of the Darjeeling Himalaya During the Years with a Normal Monsoon Rainfall.- Bio climate of the Andaman Islands and Its Impact on the Lives of the Native and Non-native Populations of the Archipelago.- Spatial and Temporal Variations of Rainfall in the Southern Part of the Meghalaya Plateau.- Rainfall Structure for Cherrapunjee and Mawsynram in Northeast India.- Land Use and Land Cover Changes in the Area with the Highest Rainfall in the World (Meghalaya Plateau, India) - Causes and Implications.- Maximum Flow and Maximum Specific Flow in a Small Catchment Affected by an Extreme Rainfall Near Cherrapunjee in Northeast India.- Altitudinal Zonation of Floral Biodiversity and its Conservation Pattern in Mizoram, North-East India.- The Distribution and Management of Forests in Arunachal Pradesh, India.- Institutional Dimensions and Changing Role of Forest Management Governance in Dehradun Valley.- Organic Agriculture from the Perspective of Small Farmers' Livelihood Strategies: Two Cases from Central and South India.- Integrated Coastal Zone Management in North Kanara Coast.- Anthropogenic and Environmental Disturbance Factors in the Annapurna Conservation Area of Nepal.- Mangrove Iversity Across Salinity Gradient in Negombo Estuary-Sri Lanka.- Nepal: Urban Environment Analysis.- Fighting Floods for Survival: Experiences of Suf-fering People in Bangladesh.