*"Report of the Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel - Part I - Annexures : Annexure : Annexure B: Commissioned Papers -


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Sub : - *"Report of the Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel - Part I - Annexures : Annexure : Annexure B: Commissioned Papers -

Ref :- Annexure B: Commissioned Papers -

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1.

Name :

V.B.Savarkar, 464 Rasta Peth, Flat 3, Nr. MSEDC Ltd. Power House, Opposite. Mahalaxmi Motors, Pune-411011. Maharashtra. E-mail : woodowl464@yahoo.co.in

Theme :-

Protected Areas in Support of Conservation of Biological Diversity and Other Values of Western Ghats

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2.

Name :
Mohana, G.S. Assistant Professor (Genetics and Plant Breeding) , Ponnampet-571 216, Coorg district, Karnataka state, INDIA Phone: 08274 249156 Mobile: + 91 99022 73468; 99862 23568 Email: mohangs2007@gmail.com
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Also at Department of Forest Biology and Tree Improvement, College of Forestry (UAS, Bangalore) Phone: 08274 249370 extn.

Theme :-
215 Wild Relatives of Cultivated Plants and Crop genetic Resources of the Western Ghats:

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3

Name :
Padmalal, D Centre for Earth Science Studies, Thiruvanathapuram- 695031, Kerala, India E mail: drdpadmalal@gmail.com Alluvial Sand Mining: The Kerala Experience 4. N. Baskaran (with technical assistance of R. Sukumar), Asian Nature Conservation Foundation, Innovation Centre, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore 560012 E-mail: basakar@ces.iisc.ernet.in

Theme :-
The State of Asian Elephants in the Western Ghats, Southern India and Its Implications to Promote Conservation of the Ecology of Western Ghats

4.

N. Baskaran
(with technical assistance of R. Sukumar), Asian Nature Conservation Foundation, Innovation Centre, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore 560012 E-mail: basakar@ces.iisc.ernet.in

The State of Asian Elephants in the Western Ghats, Southern India and Its Implications to Promote Conservation of the Ecology of Western Ghats

5.

V. Bhaskar

Professor of Forestry & Former Director (Rtd.), National Afforestation & Eco-Development Board, Regional Centre, Ministry of Environment & Forest, Govt. of India, University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore – 560 065 Residence: No. 33, 'Udayaravi', 2nd Main Road, Cholanagar, R.T. Nagar P.O., Bangalore - 560 032 Email: vbhaskar49@yahoo.co.in or vbhaskar49@gmail.com

Balsams (Genus : Impatiens L.) Of Western Ghats

6.

K.A.Subramanian

Scientist C, Zoological Survey of India Prani Vigyan Bhavan, M-Block New Alipore Kolkata-700 053 Ph: +91-33-24008595 (O) Fax:+91-33-24008595 (O) Mobile: +91-9088039540 E-mail: subbuka.zsi@gmail.com

Biodiversity and Status of Riverine Ecosystems of the Western Ghats

7.

R J Ranjit Daniels

Managing Trustee, Care Earth Trust, No 5, 21st Street, Thillaiganganagar, Chennai 600 061 E-mail: ranjit.daniels@gmail.com; www.careearthtrust.org

Ecologically Sensitive Areas and Birds of the Western Ghats

8.

 S K Khanduri IFS

Director,Environment and Climate Change, Social Forestry Complex, Vattiyurkavu PO Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695013 E-mail: skhanduri@sify.com

Forest Management In Kerala in Context of Evolving Forestry and Conservation Concerns for Western Ghats

9.

E Somanathan,

Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi E-mail:som@isid.ac.in Incentive-Based Approaches to Nature Conservation 10 M. D. Subash Chandran CES Field Station, Viveknagar, Kumta – 581343, Uttara Kannada) E-mail: mdschandra@yahoo.com

On Understanding and Saving the Sacred Groves of Western Ghats


10.

 M. D. Subash Chandran

CES Field Station, Viveknagar, Kumta – 581343, Uttara Kannada) E-mail: mdschandra@yahoo.com

On Understanding and Saving the Sacred Groves of Western Ghats

11.

 Aparna Watve

BIOME, 34/6, Gulawani Maharaj Road, Pune 411004 E-mail: aparnawatve@gmail.com

Rocky Plateaus (Special focus on the Western Ghats and Konkan)

12.

 Mrunalini Vanarase

Ecological Society, Pune E-mail: ioraespune@gmail.com, ecological.society@gmail.com

Regeneration of Streams of Western Ghats 13 Vinod Kumar Uniyal, IFS, Head, PA Network, WL Management and Conservation Education Ecodevelopment Committees: Translating Theory into Practice

13.

 Vinod Kumar Uniyal,

IFS, Head, PA Network, WL Management and Conservation Education

Wildlife Institute of India P.B.No. 18, Chandrabani Dehradun (Uttarakhand) -248001 E-mail: vkuniyal50@rediffmail.com

Ecodevelopment Committees: Translating Theory into Practice

14.

 Dilip B. Boralkar

Former Member Secretary, Maharashtra Pollution Control Board # 602, Amar Residency, Sion-Trombay Road, Punjabwadi, Deonar, Mumbai 400 088 E-mail: dbboralkar@gmail.com

Industrial Pollution

15.

 N. Anil Kumar & M. K. Ratheesh Narayanan

M S Swaminathan Research Foundation, Community Agro-biodiversity Centre, Puthurvayal P.O, Wayanad 673 121, Kerala E-mail: anil@mssrf.res.in

Diversity, Use Pattern and Management of Wild Food Plants of Western Ghats: A Study from Wayanad District

16.

 Narayan G. Hegde

BAIF Development Research Foundation Pune 411 058 E-mail: nghegde@baif.org.in

Tree Planting on Private Lands

17.

 Dr. Ritwick Dutta

Co Convener, EIA Resource and Response Centre, N-71 Lower Ground Floor, Greater Kailash -1 New Delhi E-mail: ritwickdutta@gmail.com www.ercindia.org

A Framework for EIA Reforms in the Western Ghats

18.

 Honnavalli N. Kumara1 and Mewa Singh2

1Salimali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History, Anaikatti P.O., Coimbatore, 641108, India. 2Biopsychology Laboratory, University of Mysore, Mysore, 570006, India E-mail: mewasingh@bsnl.in

Distribution, Status And Conservation of Primates of the Western Ghats

19.

 R.S. Bhallaa, Jagdish Krishnaswamyb, SrinivasVaidyanathan'a

Foundation for Ecological Research, Advocacy and Learning bAshoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment E-mail: jagdish@atree.org, jagdish.krishnaswamy@gmail.com

Vulnerabilities of Critical Ecosystems and Services in the Western Ghats to Overland Flows and Sedimentation During Extreme Rainfall Events 20 Snehlata Nath Livelihood Security in the Western Ghats –

20

Snehlata Nath

 Keystone Foundation, Groves Hill Road, Kotagiri, Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu E-mail: sneh@keystone-foundation.org

Some Notes & Discussions 21 R J Ranjit Daniels Managing Trustee, Care Earth Trust, No 5,

Livelihood Security in the Western Ghats –

21.

R J Ranjit Daniels

Managing Trustee, Care Earth Trust, No 5, 21st Street, Thillaiganganagar, Chennai 600 061; E-mail: ranjit.daniels@gmail.com

Spatial Heterogeneity, Landscapes and Ecological Sensitivity in the Western Ghats

22.

 M.S. Viraraghavan

Hillview, Fernhill Road, Kodaikanal 624101, Tamil Nadu E-mail: girija.vira@gmail.com

Hill Stations in the Western Ghats. Kodaikanal – A Case Study

23.

 Anita Varghese

1,2,Tamara Ticktin 2, Snehlata Nath1, Senthil Prasad1, Sumin George1 1Keystone Foundation, Kotagiri, Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu, India. kf@keystone-foundation.org

2Department of Botany, University of Hawaii, Manoa, HI. E-mail: anita@keystone-foundation.org

Non Timber Forest Products: Experiences in Conservation, Enterprise, Livelihoods and Traditional Knowledge in the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, Western Ghats, India

24.

 N.A. Aravind* and K.V. Gururaja**

*SuriSehgal Centre for Biodiversity and ConservationAshoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE), Royal Enclave, Sriramapura, Jakkur PO., Bangalore 560064 E-mail: aravind@atree.org

**Centre for Infrastructure, Sustainable Transportation and Urban Planning (CiSTUP), Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore 560012 E-mail: gururaj@cistup.iisc.ernet.in

Amphibians of the Western Ghats

25.

 G. Ravikanth

Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment, Royal Enclave, Srirampura, Jakkur Post, Bangalore 560064, India Phone: 091-080-23635555 (110) Email: gravikanth@atree.org

Conservation of Forest Genetic Resources in Western Ghats, India

26.

 N A Madhyastha and Aravind N

Malacology Centre, Poornaprajna College Udupi 576101 *ATREE, Royal Enclave, Sriram Puram, P O Jekkur, Bangalore 64. E Mail: na.madhyastha@gmail.com

Land Snails of Western Ghats

27.

 Shashidhar Viraktamath* and Bhaktibhavana Rajankar

Department of Agricultural Entomology, University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad 580005 *E-mail: shashiv777@gmail.com

Wild Bees of Western Ghats: Crop Pollination Deficits

28.

 Kalyan Kumar Chakravarty

B-15 (8th Floor), Delhi Administration Officers' Flats, Sector D-2, Near DDA Sports Complex, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi - 110070 Mobile - 9818857536 Res.(phone) – 26891504 E-mail: msk4747@yahoo.co.in

A Prolegomena towards a Strategy for Bio Cultural Survival in the Western Ghats

29 K.S. Valdiya Jawaharlal

Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore – 560 064 E-mail: ksvaldiya@gmail.com, valdiya@jncasr.ac.in

Geological Framework and Tectonics of Western Ghāt


30

D.J. Bhat

Department of Botany, Goa University, Goa-403 206, India E-mail: bhatdj@rediffmail.com

Documentation of Micro-Fungal Diversity in the Forests of Western Ghats, India

31.

 K.R. Sridhar

Department of Biosciences, Mangalore University, Mangalagangotri, Mangalore 574 199, Karnataka, India E-mail: sirikr@yahoo.com

Aquatic Fungi in the Western Ghats – Current Status and Future Concerns

32.

 Sanjeeva Nayaka and Dalip Kumar Upreti

Lichenology Laboratory, National Botanical Research Institute (CSIR) Rana Pratap Marg, Lucknow – 226 001, U.P. E-mail: nayaka.sanjeeva_n@gmail.com

Lichen Diversity in Western Ghats: Need for Quantitative Assessment and Conservation

33.

 A.Sundara,

"Kartikeya" 1st floor, Sharada Nagara, SHRINGERI 577139 (Karnataka) E-mail: nasundara@gmail.com

Glimpses of the Prehistoric and the Proto-Historic Cultures in the Region of Western Ghat and Ecology

34.

 Rajendra Kerkar

Keri – Sattari, Goa 403505  E-mail: rpkerkar@yahoo.com

 Mining – Goa, Konkan (social and ecological aspects)

35.

 Glenn Kalavampara

Goa Mineral Ore Exporters Association, P.O Box 113, Vaglo Building, Panaji - Goa 403001 E-mail: Gmoea1963@yahoo.com, glenngoa@yahoo.com

Mining – Geological and Economic Perspective

36.

 Dr. Jayendra Lakhmaprukar

Gujarat Ecological Society, 3rd Floor, Synergy House, Subhanpura, Vadodara- 390023 E-mail: jlakhmapurkar@yahoo.com

Mining in Gujarat – Impacts on Biodiversity

37.

 EQUATIONS

#415, 2 C Cross, 4th Main, OMBR Layout, Banaswadi , Bengaluru – 560043, India Telephone: +91-80-25457607 / 25457659 Fax: +91-80-25457665 Email: info@equitabletourism.org Url: www.equitabletourism.org Research Team : Rosemary Viswanath, Aditi Chanchani, Varun Santhosh, Sabitha Lorenz Advisory Team : K T Suresh E-mail: ktsuresh2006@gmail.com

Tourism in Forest Areas of Western Ghats

38.

 Manasi Karandikar and Ketaki Ghate

Oikos, 210, Siddharth Towers, Kothrud, Pune – 29. E-mail: oikos@oikos.in Website: www.oikos.in

Sahyadri -‘Western Ghats’ : An Overview of Private Ownership, Commercial Development and its Impact on Ecosystem

39.

 Devavrat Mehta

Chairman, Hlmc, Panchagani-Mahabaleshwar No. 404, SHALAKA M.K.Road, MUMBAI-400021 E-mail: devshalaka@rediffmail.com

Tourism Development Strategy in Western Ghats



40.

 Vishwambhar Choudhari

Oasis Environmental Foundation, Pune E-mail: oasisenv@vsnl.com

Critical Analysis of Environmental Impact Assessment Process and Environmental Clearance Procedure in India

41.

 Vijay Paranjpe

Gomukh Environmental Trust For Sustainable Development, Pune E-mail: gomukh@pn3.vsnl.net.in

Threats to the Western Ghats of Maharashtra: An Overview

42.

 Adv. Norma Alvares

Goa Foundation G-8, St Britto’s Apts, Feira Alta,Mapusa, Bardez, Goa – 403507 E-mail: goafoundation@gmail.com, cnalvares@gmail.com

Political Struggle through Law The Public Interest Litigation (PIL) route to environmental security in India with special reference to the environment movement in Goa.

NEXT : Annexure C : Brainstorming Sessions

To be continued ...

JAIHIND
VANDMATHARAM


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