Jonali Barman

• Master of Science
• HoD at Dimoria college khetri

The present study on various wild orchid species was conducted in Dimoria Tribal Belt, due to day-by-day increasing human pressure on the natural environment, and its ecological complexities, and its popularity among the indigenous people of Assam. The orchid species were explored by observing a 1km long horizontal transect in the forest of all thr...

The present study was piloted at Madan Kamdev Temple area of the Kamrup (R) district, Assam during December 2017 to May 2018. A total of 32 species of Odonata including 19 species of Anisoptera and 13 species of Zygoptera under 2 families were recorded. 12 species were documented from zone1 (forest area), 31 species were documented from zone 2 (riv...

Sacred and traditional beliefs plays an significant role in conservation of biodiversity. Based on spiritual and cultural values,local communities in many parts of the world have conserved sacred forests or groves. This research studied 3 Sacred Groves (Daikho) in Dima Hasao that are protected by the Dimasa community through their religious beliefs...

Butterflies are brilliantly coloured scaly winged insects of order Lepidoptera and one of the most essential indicator species for conservation of biodiversity. A short term survey was conducted for a period of six months in the Tegheria, Khetri in order to study the diversity of butterflies. The major objective of this survey is to develop an orga...

Riparian vegetation performs an important ecosystem functions, and provides a range of environmental services which include soil erosion control, thermal regulation of water bodies, filtration and retention of nutrients, maintenance of water quality, provision of food and habitat for wildlife and also provides aesthetic and recreational resources f...