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Hari Datt Joshi

Environmental Health Research Officer, Nepal Health Research Council, RamshahPath Kathmandu, Nepal

Biography

Environmental Health Research Officer, Nepal Health Research Council, RamshahPath Kathmandu, Nepal
Research interest areas:

Spirometry, Environment, Climate Change, Waste Management, Zoonotic Diseases, Emerging Infectious Diseases, Wildlife Biology

Water Quality,Water and Sanitation, Lung Diseases

Publications

Resettled Wellbeing And Biological Impact Analysis: A Case Of Padampur Village Development Committee In The Chitwan National Park, Nepal

There is insoluble dilemma between biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction. This dilemma directly arises in park creation programs, when intended park areas are inhabited by poor indigenous people. There has been a complex structure to maintain double sustainability principle, i.e., sustainability in conservation and livelihood. The present... Read More»

Hari Datt Joshi

Research Article: J Ecosyst Ecogr 2013, 3:130

DOI: 10.4172/2157-7625.1000130

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