Proceedings of the National Seminar on Traditional Knowledge and Social Practices Promoting Biodiversity Conservation
pp 1 - 256 | June 2014
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Traditional knowledge regarding oral hygiene of rural people of Purulia district in West Bengal
—;- Traditional knowledge on medicinal uses of plants by the tribal people of Birbhum district, West Bengal, India
—; - Traditional knowledge of fishermen communities of Sundarban, West Bengal
—; - Traditional management practices for aquaculture in East Kolkata Wetlands, West Bengal
— - Indigenous knowledge on nomenclature of freshwater wetlands of West Bengal
—; - Patenting of traditional knowledge
— - Farmers-folk knowledge on multiple use system of freshwater wetlands of West Bengal
—; - Indigenous hill farming systems supporting biodiversity conservation in northeast India
—; - Plants and animals of Ethnomedicinal values of Singbhum plateau, Jharkhand, India
—; - Medicinal uses of some epiphytic plants used by santal and other tribes of Kaptipada (Udala) subdivision in Mayurbhanj district, Odisha, India
—; - Ethnomedicinal plants of Bankura district, West Bengal
—; - Some medicinal plants as documented from tribal dominated areas of Ayodhya hills (Purulia : West Bengal) and vicinity
—; - Common folkloric medicinal practices among Kora-mudi tribes of Paschim Medinipur, West Bengal
—; ; - Ethnomedicinal uses of plants by the tribal and nontribal people of Bolpur subdivision of Birbhum district, West Bengal
—; ; - Phytoresources as documented from Garkella-Kherobari and Gourangapur Forest areas under Durgapur Forest Range, Burdwan District, West Bengal
—; - Crustacean bioresources of ethnomedicinal value
— - Enthnomedicinal usage of animals as drugs among the tribals of Sundarban, West Bengal, India
— - Biodiversity as recorded from indigenous societies of Nabagram Gram Panchayat area, Burdwan district, West Bengal
—; ; ; - Concept of biodiversity conservation in Indian religions
— - Traditional nature-based culture and forest festivals of Chhotanagpur plateau areas, India
— - Conservation of plant species through age-old religious and social practices in southern West Bengal
—; - Plant and Animal species worshipped in traditional festivals of Jharkhand plateau, India
—; - Pakshitirtham - pilgrimage and concern for conservation of birds
—; - Social practices required for sparrow conservation
—; - People's role on conservation of nesting habitat of meropid birds in sandy river bank soil
—; - People's role in maintaining microorganisms in a metropolitan canal
—; - Worship of Euphorbia neriifolia Linn. (Family : Euphorbiaceae) in Hooghly and Howrah districts of West Bengal
—; - Elephant rejuvenation programme of Guruvyur temple trust, Kerala
—; - Study of biodiversity of Nabastha I Gram Panchayat, Burdwan district, West Bengal and its conservational perspectives through local rituals and cultural implications
—; ; - Human beings as one of the factor for survival of larger mammals in the Thar desert of Rajasthan
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