Integrated land form relation with vegetation (both the habitats) studies are not so popular in the Indian subcontinent, though are very imperative for landscape planning, wild life conservation and overall developmental planning processes. They are especially important for the Himalayan terrain where development is needed with parallel inputs of both the disciplines for better planning.
I need the expert comment on it. in my opinion the multidisciplinary approach is now required for overall developmental planning processes. very few work has been done on this aspect, the study should be promoted under natural resource management studies.
In my opinion it is very appropriate to use information geobotany as a layer(s) in the GIS to plan and/or manage natural resources. It's not widespread in protected areas, but I think it is an excellent idea.
Thanks for supporting this idea because its a time of multidisciplinary approach to look into any issue on global stage. I am interested to do Post Doc in this particular topic. Can any one guide me in this regard. I will be obliged for the same,
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