Human intervention caused massive destruction of the second largest mangrove forest, Chakaria Sundarbans, Bangladesh

Hasan, Mehedi; Hassan, Leion; Abdullah Al, Mamun; Kamal, Abu Hena Mustafa; Idris, Mohd Hanafi; Hoque, Mohammad Ziaul; Mahmoood, Riffat; Alam, Md Nahin; Ali, Ataher

doi:10.1007/s11356-024-32792-2

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Ecological effects of land use and land cover changes on lakes in urban environments

Krishnan,

Shanthi Priya,

Senthil

2024

Sustainable Development

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Urban lakes confront significant threats due to changes in land use and land cover (LULC) resulting from urbanization and subsequent climate change. This review discusses the intricate effects of the urban heat island phenomenon on lakes, specifically attributed to LULC changes. Utilizing the Scopus and Web of Science databases, this study gathers the most pertinent earlier research in the LULC and water bodies. This study systematically categorizes variables into five distinct groups and scrutinizes the drivers, parameters, tools, and management strategies influencing the LULC dynamics on lakes. A research gap is identified in understanding the conjoined impacts of LULC and urban heat island effects within urban lake environments. The review further investigates diverse ways in which LULC impacts lakes, intersecting with multiple United Nations sustainable development goals (SDGs), notably SDGs 6, 11, 13, and 15. Consequently, this review serves as a valuable contribution to the understanding of LULC to provide substantial benefits to the urban climate research toward meeting SDGs.

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Ecological effects of land use and land cover changes on lakes in urban environments

Krishnan,

Shanthi Priya,

Senthil

2024

Sustainable Development

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Effects of disturbances on the spatiotemporal patterns and dynamics of coastal wetland vegetation

Akhtar,

Tsuyuzaki

2024

Ecological Indicators

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The Future of Adventure Tourism in Bangladesh

Talukder,

Kaiser

2024

Special Interest Trends for Sustainable Tourism

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This chapter looks at how adventure tourism is developing in Bangladesh, its obstacles, and its bright potential. Using secondary data related to adventure tourism in Bangladesh, a fast-growing industry globally, mostly because of the country's varied natural environments, including tranquil river deltas, verdant hills, and immaculate beaches. Trekking, water sports, and cultural excursions are among the exciting activities that may be undertaken against the captivating backdrop of these natural resources and a diverse cultural tapestry. Local stakeholders and community involvement further enhance adventure tourism's possibilities for sustainable development. This chapter delves further into these dynamics, providing ideas for overcoming obstacles and realizing Bangladesh's potential as a destination for adventure tourism. Bangladesh may establish a strong reputation as a leading destination for intrepid tourists looking for genuine and one-of-a-kind experiences by filling up infrastructure deficiencies, strengthening security protocols, and emphasizing environmental conservation.

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Human intervention caused massive destruction of the second largest mangrove forest, Chakaria Sundarbans, Bangladesh

Cited by 3 publications

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Ecological effects of land use and land cover changes on lakes in urban environments

Ecological effects of land use and land cover changes on lakes in urban environments

Effects of disturbances on the spatiotemporal patterns and dynamics of coastal wetland vegetation

The Future of Adventure Tourism in Bangladesh

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