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Aquatic Biodiversity in the Himalaya

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME
Main Project

VALUE
£191,487

WHERE
Nepal, India

Summary

To investigate the consequences of river catchment management on the aquatic biodiversity of rivers and riparian zones in the Himalaya.

Status Completed_noFR

Reference 31-62

Round 2

Start 01/04/1994

End 31/03/1998

Project Leader

Dr Richard Johnson

Lead Organisation

UK CEH - Wallingford

Project Partners

Bird Conservation Nepal, Kathmandu University, ICIMOD - International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development

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Regions

South Asia

Countries

Nepal, India