• Reimagining landscape infrastructure in insdustrial fabric of Surat 

  Dalal, Yakshi Nilesh (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Relationship of human with nature indeed is that human itself is a part of "Nature", which is beautifully created for enhancement of the world, but this interrelationship is broken and diverted more towards urbanism, ...
• Ecologically sensitive landscape design as a sustainable approach for rejuvenation of riverfront 

  Ragit, Ashwini Anil (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Rivers are the most essential natural element in city development. Because rivers were so important to the survival of the city, most of the world's early cities grew up around them. Rivers provide water, aid natural ...
• Revival of geo heritage landscape to design geopark case of ghogra rock formation parshivni village Nagpur 

  Sakariya, Rajshree (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Landscape can be seen as a gathering ground between nature and people, past and present, and tangible and intangible values and where, there is a continuous interaction between natural processes and human activities that ...
• Eco cultural landscape restoration of Dhanushkodi 

  N, Vigneshwara Aditan (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Living near the seaside is always a difficulty because of unforeseen events such as storms and flooding. Despite its origins, many towns have settled along the coast and thrived in this ever-changing climate. However, ...
• River restoration lost urban stream in industrial city of Ludhiana 

  Singh, Prabhsharan (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Industrial cities have long been and will continue to be the backbone of progress and wealth, but they are now the clear cause of the death of the city's environment, flora, and fauna. The lack of resilient water quality ...
• Eco cultural restoration of neglected river 

  Nath, Debleena (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Anjana River, the river Jalangi's primary east side tributary stream that has now become a shallow canal. According to documents from the Nadia district, the then-fluid river Anjana was the only way to go from one side ...
• Community base landscape development strategy for safeguarding livelihood of the Kanniyar tribes in Kerala 

  Hari, Driya G (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  The Kani tribal community have been losing their livelihoods and slowly their unique culture and traditional values. The community have been struggling from a long time to meet their basic needs. The settlements are in ...
• Ecological corridor development in Krishna district 

  S, Bhagyasri (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Designing and maintaining an ecological connectivity of the ecologically sensitive areas can contribute to preventing landscape fragmentation consequently, preserving the environment and protecting the wildlife species ...
• Urban open space linkages for wellbeing 

  Dua, Sanpreet Kaur (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Urbanization is happening all across the world, especially in emerging nations like India. The ever-increasing population and rising industries are the primary drivers of urbanisation. Natural environmental resources and ...
• Reclaiming cultural landscape of Ramtek 

  Bajaj, Sanzi Vijay (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Ramtek’, in Maharashtra bounded by Ramgiri hill, Kaikai hill and several hills and lakes, the city stands for its importance of cultural and religious beliefs and values . Ramgiri hill landscape is the visualization of the ...
• Bio climatic landscape design to improve outdoor thermal environment of an urban park 

  Sadhu, Ojaswini (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Our cities have been subjected to a number of environmental concerns as a result of population increase and fast urbanization. Increased ambient temperatures have resulted from the replacement of flora with building ...
• Sustainable river flow management using resilient landscape techniques 

  Singh, Shreya (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Dams are the man-made structure which acts as a barrier for the natural flow of rivers, surface water or underground streams. These dams create reservoirs and not only help in flood management but also helps in managing ...
• Reimagining forests in the anthropocene 

  Jain, Shreyashi (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Once Heavily forested and a major source of livelihood for tribal people, Bundelkhand has become devoid of the forest cover. Moreover, the recent tendency of ’Development at the cost of Destruction.’ suffered by various ...
• Reimagining the cultural landscape of Oryza Sativa L. (Pokkali Rice) 

  Yusuf, Hajara Hilal (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Kerala has been experiencing recurring floods for the past three years. While other sections of the society recover from the floods gradually, the people who area most affected by the floods are farmers who not only lose ...
• Rethinking urban residential landscape for developing a neighbourhood play environment for children's holistic development 

  Kansal, Tanya (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)

  Playing is an essential part of childhood as it is crucial for children‘s holistic development including social, physical, cognitive and emotional development. It is a child‘s fundamental right to play as enshrined in ...
• Effects of textile dyes on the environment: case of Sambalpuri Ikat a traditional practice 

  Kumbhar, Ajit (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
• Enhancing landscape resilience for drought hit semi arid region Vidarbha Maharashtra 

  Ramteke, Snehal (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)

  The manifestation of extreme weather conditions is not a new challenge. Mechanism to tackle drought risk and adjust livelihood practices has been evident in research in semi-arid region of Vidarbha, Maharashtra. Vidarbha ...
• Habitat conservation: for Great Indian bustard in semi arid grassland case of ghatigaon wildlife sanctuary Gwalior 

  Gargee (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)

  Grasslands are rich biodiverse biomes that exist throughout the earth and are characterized by large, rolling terrains of extensive grasses, flowers and herbs, expanding across millions of square miles. These grasslands ...
• Eco tourism and landscape conservation of Siswan lake 

  Kaur, Oceandeep (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)

  Punjab is primarily an agrarian state with 84% area under intensive cultivation. The soil in the plains is mainly alluvial and suitable for cultivation, and stress on the water source is increase. Many canals, dams and ...
• Enhancing community well being through landscapes: a case of neglected open space of Lal Bagh palace Indore 

  Gupta, Priyanka (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)

  All of us have had the experience of walking through a garden, by a river, or trekking to a mountain or hill station, and finding ourselves calmed, refreshed, engaged in mind, and reinvigorated simultaneously. Nature has ...

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