Promoting Eco-friendly Measures to Mitigate Impacts of Linear Infrastructure Developments on Wildlife: From Best Practice Prescriptions to Implementation Read more about Promoting Eco-friendly Measures to Mitigate Impacts of Linear Infrastructure Developments on Wildlife: From Best Practice Prescriptions to Implementation Examples of mainstreaming biodiversity conservation in linear developments for both development and conservation.
Good Practice Guidance for Infrastructure Development and Design: Experiences from India Read more about Good Practice Guidance for Infrastructure Development and Design: Experiences from India Design considerations in critical corridors for connecting key wildlife habitat in India.
Impacts of Railways on Elephants: Experience from Bangladesh Read more about Impacts of Railways on Elephants: Experience from Bangladesh Science-based and data-driven approach to promoting Asian elephant and other wildlife connectivity in conjunction with the railway project in Bangladesh
Impacts of Railways on Elephants: Experience from India Read more about Impacts of Railways on Elephants: Experience from India Overview of Asian elephants and tigers in a connected landscape in India
Prospects and Challenges of Greening Transport Infrastructure in South Asia: An Overview Read more about Prospects and Challenges of Greening Transport Infrastructure in South Asia: An Overview Analysis of green transport projects and keys to building green, sustainable transport infrastructure in South Asia
Relevance of Transportation Ecology in Promoting Green Transportation Infrastructure Read more about Relevance of Transportation Ecology in Promoting Green Transportation Infrastructure Examines the relations between humans, transport and the environment and ways on how to keep wildlife movement safe across roads and rails.
Michael Satin Keywords ecology applied economics clean energy environment Read more about Michael Satin Michael Satin is the Director of the Clean Energy and Environment Office in USAID/India. Mr. Satin joined the Foreign Service in 2005 and is trained as an ecologist at San Francisco State University and applied economist at the University of West Virginia. He speaks French and Wolof, served in Nigeria, Afghanistan, Thailand, Guinea, and Bangladesh, arrived in India in 2016 and was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Senegal.
Ian Jones Keywords ecology hydrology lakes oceans atmosphere automated high-frequency data collection floating solar panels water body ecosystems Read more about Ian Jones Dr. Ian Jones is a lake physicist with more than twenty years’ experience researching lakes, oceans and the atmosphere. He works at the University of Stirling, UK, and specializes in using automated high-frequency data collection and numerical modeling to study the impact physical processes have on all aspects of lake ecology. His recent interests include the effects floating solar panels have on water body ecosystems and the potential for obtaining heat energy from lakes using heat pumps.
Synthesis: Why the Need for a Holistic Approach? Read more about Synthesis: Why the Need for a Holistic Approach? Global trends indicate that engineering solutions are insufficient and social dimensions have been not been considered adequately when dealing with flood management in urban areas. A shift towards a new holistic paradigm is needed to respond to the challenges of urban flood management.