This article provides notes on Joint Forest Management (JFM) in India. In 1971, a small experiment over 1250 of degraded forests called Arabari Socio Economic experiment was initiated in Arabari Range, East Midnapore Division of West Bengal. The objective of the experiment was to see whether the degrading forests in the area could be rehabilitated […]
Joint Forest Management (JFM) in India
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Notes on Biosensors | Bio-Monitoring
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This article provides notes on biosensors. Biosensors are analytical devices that show potential for development in the clinical, diagnostic, food analysis, process control, and environmental areas. Examples of commercially available biosensors include enzyme electrode biosensors for detection of glucose in blood and single analytes in food, as well as biological oxygen demand (BOD) in waste […]
Difference between Classical Forest Management and Joint Forest Management
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This article will help you to differentiate between classical forest management and joint forest management. Difference # Classical Forest Management: 1. Large areas equivalent to a forest division are considered as one unit for planning manage the forest. 2. The major objective of the management was to produce timber to cater to the national needs […]
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