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Abstract: For sustainable resource management and conservation, the accelerated rate of environmental change brought on by human actions and natural processes presents considerable problems. In order to monitor and comprehend these changes at different spatial and temporal dimensions, satellite and remote sensing technology have proven to be helpful. The applications and difficulties of employing satellite and remote sensing technology to monitor environmental changes are summarized in this abstract.
A wide range of applications in environmental monitoring are made possible by satellite and remote sensing technologies,.....
Keywords: Satellite, Remote sensing, Environment, Monitoring, Challenges
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Ecotourism in Rajasthan |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Dr. Bhawani Prasad Sharma |
: | 10.9790/0837-2503018183 |
Abstract: Ecotourism in Rajasthan, India, is a promising avenue for sustainable tourism development, capitalizing on the state's abundant biodiversity and cultural heritage. This paper offers a thorough exploration of ecotourism in Rajasthan, delving into its guiding principles, multifaceted benefits, inherent challenges, and promising prospects for future expansion. By meticulously examining pivotal ecotourism projects and presenting compelling case studies, this paper endeavors to underscore the pivotal role of ecotourism in fostering conservation efforts, fostering community development, and safeguarding Rajasthan's rich cultural legacy.
Keywords:
1. Ecotourism
2. Rajasthan
3. Sustainable Tourism
4. Biodiversity Conservation
5. Cultural Heritage
6. Community Development
7. Environmental Sustainability
8. Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
9. Desert National Park
10. Case Studies
11. Socio-economic Issues
12. Infrastructure Development
13. Wildlife Sanctuaries
14. Nature Reserves
15. Tribal Villages
16. Responsible Travel
17. Conservation Awareness
18. Economic Benefits
19. Cultural Preservat
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