Tek Maraseni

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University of Southern Queensland

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Dr. Tek Maraseni is an Associate Professor at the University of Southern Queensland in Australia. His research focuses on wildlife conservation, environmental justice, and sustainable development, as evidenced by his recent works, including studies on the revival of tigers in Nepal and the predictive assessment of forest fire risks in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region. He also explores the impacts of conservation-led resettlements and food security through home gardening initiatives in Southeast Asia.

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Development of governance standards for the forestry sector in PNG

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Impacts of Conservation-Led Resettlements in Nepal: Ecological Perspectives

Review Articles on Ecological Resettlements: Insights, Gaps, and Pathways

Revival of Tigers: Long-Term Trends (2009–2022) in the Relative Abundance Index of Tigers, Prey, and Anthropogenic Disturbance in Parsa National Park, Nepal

Predictive Assessment of Forest Fire Risk in the Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) Region Using HIWAT Data Integration

Spatio-Temporal Trends in Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions: Implications for Socio-Ecological Sustainability

Enhancing Food Security Through Home Gardening: A Case Study in Phoukhoud District, Lao PDR

Multi-stakeholder identification and prioritization of human–tiger conflict reduction measures in Chitwan National Park, Nepal

Spatiotemporal analysis of the food-related carbon emissions of China: Regional heterogeneity and the urban‒rural divide

The Interplay of Dietary Habits, Economic Factors, and Globalization: Assessing the Role of Institutional Quality

Achieving SOC Conservation without Land-Use Changes between Agriculture and Forests

Technology in farming: Unleashing farmers’ behavioral intention for the adoption of agriculture 5.0

Comparison of Planted Pine versus Natural Mix Forests in Nepal

Knowledge mapping for a secure and sustainable hemp industry: A systematic literature review

Pathways towards net zero: Assessment of enablers and barriers in Nepal

Questioning the use of ensembles versus individual climate model generated flows in future peak flood predictions: Plausibility and implications

Assessing the Theoretical Scope of Environmental Justice in Contemporary Literature and Developing a Pragmatic Monitoring Framework

Evaluating four decades of energy policy evolution for sustainable development of a South Asian country—Nepal: A comprehensive review

Attitudes towards causes of and solutions to conflict between humans and Asian elephants

Decoding the impacts of space and time on honey bees: GIS based fuzzy AHP and fuzzy overlay to assess land suitability for apiary sites in Queensland, Australia

Preference, perceived change, and professed relationship among ecosystem services in the Himalayas

Accounting for and Comparison of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions between Crop and Livestock Sectors in China

Attitudes towards the Potential Use of Aversive Geofencing Devices to Manage Wild Elephant Movement

Potential for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions savings from replacing short motorcycle trips with active travel modes in Vietnam

Factors affecting the occupancy of Chinese pangolins (Manis pentadactyla) suggest a highly specialized ecological niche

Rapid assessment of mine rehabilitation areas with airborne LiDAR and deep learning: bauxite strip mining in Queensland, Australia

Spaceborne satellite remote sensing of tropical montane forests: a review of applications and future trends

Stakeholder perspectives on the effectiveness of governance in red panda conservation programmes in Nepal: a comparative analysis

Applying landscape-level principles to koala management in Australia: a comparative analysis

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Ian Clark

Benjamin L. Allen

Flavia Santamaria

Julio Mancuso Tradenta

Armando Apan

fred cahir

Ganesh Pant

Timothy Cadman

Bijaya Dhami

Duc-Anh An-Vo

Mohammad Mafizur Rahman

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