Biosphere Reserves attempt to align existing biodiversity conservation with sustainable resource use, specifically for improving socio-economic circumstances of resident communities. Typically, the Biosphere Reserve model is applied to an established landscape mosaic of existing land uses; these are often socio-ecological systems where strict environmental protection and community livelihoods a...

The sustainability of biosphere reserves is arguably linked to socio-economic factors, yet limited research exists that links sustainable development, and tourism with reserves. There thus a need for studies determine how stakeholders engage in the process sustainability. Determining stakeholders' perceptions can be useful during several stages conservation programme implementation. These could...

Young stakeholders are key actors in social-ecological systems, who have the capacity to be agents of sustainability transformation but also at high risk exclusion unfolding global change challenges. Despite focus on future generations, there has been little research effort aimed understanding young actors’ roles as biosphere stewards. In this work we investigate how perceive and participate im...

Inland Biosphere reserves are mainly focusing on conservation of forests for a sustainable biodiversity that has. alerted the ecologists, and forest managers. The reserving were under jurisdiction .of state department. aboriginal tribes savers, so damages by wild fire less in past.
 Present investigation includes blazes India during 2021 with special attention to Similipal Mayurbhanj distr...