A Multi-Disciplinary Assessment of Biodiversity and Socio- Economic Status of the Karnali River of Nepal
Publication Files
| Action | Filename | Original Name | Size | Mime Type | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Download | pub_1628009908481.pdf | FINAL REPORT_30April19_CMDN.pdf | 3.31 MB | application/pdf | View Document |
| Download | pub_1628009990839.pdf | CMDN - PaaniResearchBriefer_final.pdf | 716.53 KB | application/pdf | View Document |
| Download | pub_1628010604711.pdf | Report_FRD_CMDN.pdf | 1.22 MB | application/pdf | View Document |
| Download | pub_1628010584369.pdf | Report_FRD_CMDN.pdf | 1.22 MB | application/pdf | View Document |
Publication Details
- Source
- Category
- Technical Briefs
- Publisher
- Center for Molecular Dynamics Nepal
- Contributor
- Rights
- USAID Paani Program
- Language
- English
- Content
- Nepal, with her rich water resources, provides a home for over 230 native fish species of local origin. For generations, fisher folks have been utilizing this diversity for their economic and food values. Initial reports have indicated that aquatic species are threatened at an increasing rate due to human and climate-induced actions.
