Resources management

Resources management is the conservation of natural resources and mitigates the rate of resources depletion and environmental pollution through wiseful activities of human population to improve the quality of present as well as future generation.

Resources management can be defined as the preservation, prevention; protection and put into policy frame the loss, waste and damage of natural and environmental resources.

Resources management considers as the processes and efforts to maintain ecological integrity that of key of the ecosystem approach. Through this efforts need to be made to protect the diversity of species, population and ecosystem services.

Resources management is the management of ecosystems which requires good scientific information and flexible monitoring process which further requires making policy changes in favor of adjustment in learning by doing approaches. This overall process is known as adaptive management.

Sustainable strategy of resources management calls on us to live our lives and conduct our business affairs in a way that do not deplete the earth’s resources or foul its air, water and soil.

Ecological principles of sustainability direct us to govern our lives and our system of commerce toput human civilization back on a sustainable path and consequently the area of environmental management become wider by covering conservation, recycling, renewable resources use, restoration and population control.

Resources management is the notion of protecting and managing entire ecosystem byb applying ecosystem or ecological approach to environment and development.

Environmental resources management is the process and integral parts of sustainable development which maximizes the economics returns with due consideration of environmental resources conservation applying the ethics of sustainable lives.

Sustainable is the total or overall progress that maintains both human prosperity and environmental balance with proper link between development and natural resources conservation. Or it is the process of development that meets the needs of present generation without compromising the needs and resources right of future generation.

In a broad sense environmental management can be defined as the method for calculated individual or institutional intervention in the process of both using and conserving natural resources based on updated environmental knowledge for change and development.

A comprehensive strategy for natural resource management has to be based on a holistic and interdisciplinary understanding of both society and habitat within a dynamic framework.

Environmental resources management is a continuously evolving concept and integrated understanding of geophysical and chemical process, institutional decision and interdisciplinary efforts.

Environmental management requires to do systematic analysis of all interrelated elements, process and pattern of evolution in order to arrive at scientific understanding and better management of natural or environmental resources.