School of Natural Sciences and Engineering
From attitudes to actions: Bridging conservation planning framework, theory of planned behaviour and social values to protect charismatic freshwater fishes, the Mahseer
This paper discusses a new approach to integrate behaviour change theories and social values of natural resources (here mahseer) into the conservation planning
Reimagining Coastal Resilience in a Multi-Hazard World
Coastal risk is no longer about a single hazard. It is about cascading failures across interconnected systems. Across the Indian Ocean and Asia-Pacific, earthquakes, tsunamis, cyclones, sea-level rise, and extreme rainfall are increasingly interacting to create compounding and systemic risks. These is a need to shift toward anticipatory risk governance, powered by: Earth Observation, AI/GeoAI, Digital twins and Impact-based early warning systems. Because resilience is not about stopping the waves. It is about preventing one crisis from triggering many others.