Carbon sequestration potential and economic benefits of agroforestry in Shiwalik region of Himalaya in India
Navjot Singh Kaler,
Praval Sharma,
Parveen Kumari
et al.
Abstract:Agroforestry is a classical long-standing technique and a significant aspect of subsistence farming, which gained popularity as a commercial and beneficial land use throughout the world in recent years. Approximately, 1.2 billion people depend directly on agroforestry products and services viz. fuelwood, timber, poles, food, fodder etc. In Shiwalik Himalayan region, traditional agroforestry practices play significant role in sustainable livelihoods of the people through fulfilling their daily needs. The curren… Show more
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