Dr. Harisha R P

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Dr. Harisha R P
Post Doctoral Fellow & Coordinator
hari@atree.org
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Dr. Harisha R P

I started my career in environment research at Center for Ecological Science, Indian Institute of Science in 2003 after a master degree in Botany. At present, I am working on an interdisciplinary approach to the conservation of natural resources, sustainable practices by involving the local community and their knowledge. Also interested in wild food plants use knowledge, socioeconomic, cultural values and policy tools in benefit sharing and conservation.

Programme: 
Landscape, Livelihoods and Conservation
Thesis Title: 
A STUDY OF THE WILD FOOD PLANTS AMONG THE INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES OF MALAI MADESHWARA HILLS, SOUTH INDIA
Attach profile docs: 
PDF icon AEER_MS.pdf
PDF icon Article on Anagone soppu in Down to Earth_ 15June 2018.pdf
PDF icon Crunchy.pdf
PDF icon ISE Newsletter Vol3-Issue2_Dec2011.pdf
PDF icon paper in 2013.pdf
PDF icon Wild food plants of MMHills_2021.pdf
PDF icon www_downtoearth_org_in-content-leafy-option-_Ukpe1jnsMGg_pdfmyurl.pdf
PDF icon Thesis _ Wild Food Plants and Traditional Knowledge system.pdf
Projects: 
A political ecology of the green economy in the global south

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Journal Articles

Harisha, P., Gowthami, R., & Siddappa Setty, R. 2021 Vocal to local: indigenous dietary practices and diversity of wild food plants in Malai Mahadeswara wildlife sanctuary, South India Ethnobotany Research and Applications, 22, 1–27. Retrieved from https://ethnobotanyjournal.org/index.php/era/article/view/2949
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Harisha R.P., Siddappa Setty R., Ravikanth G. 2021 Dependency and economic benefits of the use of wild food plants among tribal communities in Malai Madeshawara Hills wildlife sanctuary, Southern India Future of Food: Journal on Food, Agriculture and Society 9 (1), ISSN-Internet 2197-411x OLCL 862804632, DOI : 10.17170/kobra-202011192211
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