About

Nepal's plentiful water resources require careful management to ensure equitable use across the many competing facets of water consumers. However, freshwater ecosystems in the Basin are increasingly vulnerable to anthropogenic and climate changes. It is critical to understand the ecological water requirements of aquatic ecosystems in order to manage water resources and protect the ecosystems. This webinar presents some key hydro-ecological relationships in the Koshi Basin (e.g. ganga dolphin, fish, birds etc) and discusses their importance in informing river basin management across the country. Tanya will address issues of interest to water managers in developing countries, ecologists/ecohydrologists, engineers, hydrologists. It is based on research undertaken in Nepal to improve the understanding of ecological water requirements of flora and fauna.

Presenters

Tanya Doody

CSIRO

Dr Tanya Doody is a research scientist specialising in plant physiology and water relations in floodplain and forest environments. Tanya joined CSIRO in 1993 and has undertaken research focusing on gr... Read more

 

 

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