University / Organisation Name: Rain Forest Research Institute (RFRI), Assam.
1. Fellowship Details
Sanction Date: 30-03-2018
Year 2017-2018
Fellowship Duration 3 Years
BTA:

1.Livelihood Options and Employment Generation

2.Biodiversity Conservation and Management

3.Skill development & Capacity Building

Project Site/ State/ Districts/ Villages Covered:

Sikkim, Nagaland and Assam

No of HJRFs: 3 Nos


2. Financial Details
Total Institutional Fellowships: Rs. 40,59,528/-


3. Fellowship Objectives and Deliverables(HJRFs)
Position Study Area Proposed Objectives Deliverables
H-JRF001 Watershed of Sacred Khecheopalri Lake of Sikkim

• To estimate and compare the depth wise distribution and composition of soil seed banks.

• To assess the natural regeneration of dominant tree species in the area.

• To evaluate the relationship between the soil seed bank and aboveground vegetation.

• To determine diversity indices and species richness of aboveground vegetation and soil seed bank.

 

• Data generation.

Restoration of degraded forest lands through use of soil seed bank.

•Conservation of biodiversity Regeneration status.

•Understanding soil seed bank dynamics in forest sites.

• Identify priority species and communities for nature conservation.

H-JRF002

 

 

 

Mokokchung District, Nagaland

 

 

 

• To assess the species wise growing stock of bamboo and quantify harvestable bamboo resources in the district.

• To generate species wise distribution map of bamboo resources.

• To document various utilization pattern of bamboo resources.

• The distribution pattern of bamboo at Mokokchung , Nagaland

• Quantaiative information on utilization pattern of different species of bamboo.

H-JRF003

 

 

 

Karbi Anglong Hill District of Assam

 

 

• To document the all possible TEK of the Karbis related with flora as well as fauna.

• To calculate the annual quantity of medicinal plants used by Karbis.

• To create awareness among the Karbi communities about the conservation of TEK.

• To compare TEK of Karbis with TEK of other tribes of Assam.

 

 

 

• Baseline information and database on traditional ecological knowledge of the Karbis.

• Better understanding of the applications of science in TEK.

• Awareness generation for conservation of TEK amongst the local people.

 

 

 

 

 

S.No. Name Date of Joining Name of the PI Qualification Research Title Date of Resignation
1. Mr. Pradeepen Rai 03/07/2018 Mr. Dinesh Kumar Meena M.Sc (Forestry) Assessment on Diversity and distribution of soil seed banks and their relationship with natural regeneration of above ground vegetation in watershed of sacred Kheeheoplri lake Sikkim, India  
2. Ms. Temjensola Jamir 04-07-2018 Dr. Dhruba Jyoti Das M.Sc (Forestry) Estimation of species wise bamboo resources and assessment of their utilization pattern in mokokchung district of Nagaland, India  
3. Ms. Surabhi Konwar 04/07/2018 Dr.Kuntala Neog Barua Documentations on the traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) and quantification of medicinal plant used by the Karbi tribes of karbi Anglong hill district of Assam Resigned
Bithi Baruah 03/12/2018 Dr.Kuntala Neog Barua M.A ( Ecology, Environment and Sustainable Development) Documentaion on of the traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) and quantification of medicinal plant used by the Karbi tribes of karbi Anglong hill district of Assam
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