Author: S.DAS
Language: English
Published on: 2001-01
Hardcover
The mangrove comprises about 45 percent of the forest areas of Bangladesh. It plays an important role in the socio-economic condition of the coastal population. Bangladesh is a pioneer country with regard to management of natural mangrove forests as well as raising plantations along the exposed shoreline. In addition to tangible benefit, the mangroves provide considerable protection to the life and properties of the people against regularly occurring cyclones and tidal surges. In recent yars, there has been growing interest among the people to know about the mangrove ecosystems. Thus considering the importance, a subject on the Ecology and management of Mangrove Forest has been introduced at post-graduate level in the Institute of Forestry * Environmental Sciences (IFES), University of Chittagong.
Part I: Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Status and Distribution
3. Ecology and Biology of Mangrove Forests
4. Management of World Mangroves
5. Threats to Mangrove Forests
Part II: Mangrove Forestry in Bangladesh
6. Bangladesh at a Glance
Part III: The Sundarbans of Bangladesh
7. Description of Sundarbans
8. Floral Composition
9. Faunal Composition
10. Ecological Zonation
11. Resources of Sundarbans
12. Management of Sundarbans
13. Problems of Sundarbanss
14. Forest Regeneration
15. Harvesting and Utilization
16. Enrichment planting in Sundarbans
17. Wildlife Management and Tourism
Part IV: Silviculture of species
18. Economically Important Species
Part V: Mangrove of the Chokoria Sundarbans
19. Chokoria Sundarbans
20. Status of Forest
21. Aquaculture and Mangrove Forestry
Part VI: Mangrove Plantation
22. Plantation in Coastal Areas of Bangladesh
23. Mangrove Nursery Techniques
24. Planting Techniques on New Accretion Areas
25. Growth of Mangrove Species
26. Sustainable Management of Plantations
27. Plantation with Mesophytes
Part VII: Pollution, Pests and Diseases
28. Pollution and Oil Spills
29. Mangrove Pests
30. Mangrove Pathogens
Language: English
Published on: 2001-01
Hardcover
The mangrove comprises about 45 percent of the forest areas of Bangladesh. It plays an important role in the socio-economic condition of the coastal population. Bangladesh is a pioneer country with regard to management of natural mangrove forests as well as raising plantations along the exposed shoreline. In addition to tangible benefit, the mangroves provide considerable protection to the life and properties of the people against regularly occurring cyclones and tidal surges. In recent yars, there has been growing interest among the people to know about the mangrove ecosystems. Thus considering the importance, a subject on the Ecology and management of Mangrove Forest has been introduced at post-graduate level in the Institute of Forestry * Environmental Sciences (IFES), University of Chittagong.
Part I: Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Status and Distribution
3. Ecology and Biology of Mangrove Forests
4. Management of World Mangroves
5. Threats to Mangrove Forests
Part II: Mangrove Forestry in Bangladesh
6. Bangladesh at a Glance
Part III: The Sundarbans of Bangladesh
7. Description of Sundarbans
8. Floral Composition
9. Faunal Composition
10. Ecological Zonation
11. Resources of Sundarbans
12. Management of Sundarbans
13. Problems of Sundarbanss
14. Forest Regeneration
15. Harvesting and Utilization
16. Enrichment planting in Sundarbans
17. Wildlife Management and Tourism
Part IV: Silviculture of species
18. Economically Important Species
Part V: Mangrove of the Chokoria Sundarbans
19. Chokoria Sundarbans
20. Status of Forest
21. Aquaculture and Mangrove Forestry
Part VI: Mangrove Plantation
22. Plantation in Coastal Areas of Bangladesh
23. Mangrove Nursery Techniques
24. Planting Techniques on New Accretion Areas
25. Growth of Mangrove Species
26. Sustainable Management of Plantations
27. Plantation with Mesophytes
Part VII: Pollution, Pests and Diseases
28. Pollution and Oil Spills
29. Mangrove Pests
30. Mangrove Pathogens
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