This exploration of Indian grasslands details the threats they face, including habitat loss, overgrazing, invasive species, and climate change. It examines the socio-economic dimensions of grassland management, considering the livelihoods of pastoralist communities and the impact of government policies.
By presenting a synthesis of scientific literature, field research, and case studies, Grasslands of India offers practical strategies for conservation, community-based approaches, and ecological restoration. The book progresses from defining grasslands and their types, to analyzing threats and socio-economic factors, culminating in conservation strategies.