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Saving a wetland in southern India thro a social ecological systems approach, based on community values, perception and action

2024-08-31

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This paper discusses the impacts of human habitation on the natural ecosystem of a wetland, Pallikaranai, Chennai, India. We have adopted a social-ecological systems approach to define the problem and examine the aspects surrounding it. Through this research we address sociological aspects and gauge community perception, knowledge, attitude and behaviour of the urban society interacting with the marsh and with wat...

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10.22541/au.172507367.72479076/v1
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