Bareilly District

Geomorphic study for regeneration of aquatic ecosystem in Bareilly – An article in Geospatial World

This article in Geospatial World deals with a geomorphic study of low elevated wards in Bareilly.

Posted on 17 Jul, 2011 10:53 AM

It indicates that the aquatic ecosystem of an area disappeared due to unplanned development of agro ecosystems and human settlements. This area was earlier covered with ponds, wetlands and ox-bow lakes. Now, during the rainy season, inhabitants of these wards face severe problem of water logging and pollution.

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