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Coastal System Research

Biodiversity and Importance of mangroove ecosystem

Ramasubramanian R., Boopathy N.S, Murugan R., Gopalkrishna K., Hariharan G.N. 2022. Biodiversity and Importance of mangroove ecosystem. :91.

Keeping Head Above Water: The Irular of Pichavaram

Sivramkrishna S, R. M, S. V. 2020. Keeping Head Above Water: The Irular of Pichavaram.

The pristine Killai backwaters—also known as Pichavaram mangrove forest—are a few kilometres from the temple town of Chidambaram on India's east coast situated at the confluence of Kollidam (Coleroon) and Vellar rivers. The Pichavaram is the second largest mangrove forest in India, spanning an area of 1,470 hectares (Selvam et al 2003). Apart from its scenic beauty and ecological importance, the backwaters are the lifeline for communities living in about 20 hamlets located along it. MGR Nagar—home to the Irular—is one among them.

Transforming the lives of people through fisher friend

R. S, S. V. 2020. Transforming the lives of people through fisher friend.

Enhancing nutritional and livelihood security of the coastal farmers in an integrated fish farming system

SELVARASU T, Velvizhi S.. 2022. Enhancing nutritional and livelihood security of the coastal farmers in an integrated fish farming system . International Conference on System of Crop Intensification for Climate-Smart livelihood and Nutritional Security.

CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF MANGROVE WETLANDS OF ANDHRA PRADESH FOR COMBATING THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE

Ramasubramanian R., Thupalli R, Denduluri NMohan. 2018. CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF MANGROVE WETLANDS OF ANDHRA PRADESH FOR COMBATING THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE. Climate Change Biodiversity & Development. :1-19.

Creating an Economic Stake in Conservation: A Case of Sustainable Fishery Resource Management from Godavari Mangrove Wetlands of Andhra Pradesh

Ramasubramanian R., Selvam V., N. Kumar A. 2020. Creating an Economic Stake in Conservation: A Case of Sustainable Fishery Resource Management from Godavari Mangrove Wetlands of Andhra Pradesh. Biodiversity and Livelihood: Lessons from Community Research in India. :66-76.

A comparative study of ecohydrologies of a tropical mangrove and a broadleaf deciduous forest using eddy covariance measurement

Burman PKumar Deb, Chakraborty S, El-Madany TS, Ramasubramanian R., Gogoi N, Gnanamoorthy P, Murkute C, Nagarajan R., Karipot A. 2021. A comparative study of ecohydrologies of a tropical mangrove and a broadleaf deciduous forest using eddy covariance measurement. Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics. 134(4(2022)):22.

Elevation Based Sea-Level Rise Impact Assessment for Sustainable Coastal Natural Resources Management and Coastal Adaptation Planning

A. Khan S, Ramachandran A., Selvam V., Palanivelu K., Punitha S., Thirumurugan P., Jayakumar S., Malini P.. 2021. Elevation Based Sea-Level Rise Impact Assessment for Sustainable Coastal Natural Resources Management and Coastal Adaptation Planning. Sustainability in Natural Resources Management and Land Planning. :381-394.

Participatory Conservation and Management of the Godavari mangrove wetlands, Andhra Pradesh, India

Ramasubramanian R., Nagarajan R., Punitha S.. 2022. Participatory Conservation and Management of the Godavari mangrove wetlands, Andhra Pradesh, India. Transforming Coastal Zone for Sustainable Food and Income Security. :621-632.

Seasonal variation of methane fluxes in a mangrove ecosystem in South India: an eddy covariance-based approach.

Gnanamoorthy P, Chakraborty S., Nagarajan R., Ramasubramanian R., Selvam V., Burman PKumar Deb, P. Sarathy P, Zeeshan M, Song Q, Zhang Y. 2021. Seasonal variation of methane fluxes in a mangrove ecosystem in South India: an eddy covariance-based approach.. Estuaries and Coasts. 45:556.

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