Ichthyofaunal diversity, fisheries and its conservation In Itiadoh Dam Reservoir District Gondia. Maharashtra
Journal: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LIFE SCIENCES (Vol.1, No. 4)Publication Date: 2013-12-30
Authors : Paliwal GT Bhandarkar SV; Bhandarkar WR;
Page : 308-312
Keywords : Itiadoh Reservoir; Fish diversity; Fisheries; Conservation;
Abstract
The study has been conducted to assess the fish biodiversity profile in one of the largest reservoir in Gondia district; literally there is no report on the fish biodiversity in this reservoir. Authors have tried to document fish biodiversity. The population of fishes is found in abundance and majority of the fishes are exploited for human consumption. About 35 fish species belonging to 6 order and 16 families were recorded during study. The major carps, common carps, cat fishes and eel fishes are abundant. The sustainable management and utilization of this water resource is discussed for diversity, fisheries and its conservation.
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