Professor M.RAMACHANDRA MOHAN, Professor at Bangalore University
About
Dr. M Ramachandra Mohan is a Professor since 2000 and Centenary Chairman, Department of Zoology and Applied Genetics in Bangalore University and President Indian Society for Comparative Animal physiology, Trained on Numerical Modeling of Lakes and Reservoirs in Hydro biological Institute, Kusatsu, Japan in the year 2001 Also during 1997 obtained UNEP Training course on Integrated Management of Reservoir Water Quality, Cesky Budejovice, in Czech Republic, 1997. Presently Working as IUCN Member which provides human progress, economic development and nature conservation in the areas of Education and Communication, Higher Education, Knowledge Management and Capacity Development, Media and Communications, Social and Behavior and Social Policy, Working Group People in Nature, CEESP Asia. Species Survival Commissions Freshwater Fish Specialist Group. World Commission on Protected Areas Climate Change Network. Freshwater Network, Indigenous People and Protected Areas Specialist Group, Science and Management Network and South Asia Region and Commission on Ecosystems Management South Asia, Sustainable Use and Management of Ecosystems, Wetland Ecosystems for the period of 2017 to 2020 .Information
- Email: mohanramachandr@gmail.com
- Location: BANGALORE, India
Industry experience
Education: PhD
Seniority: Manager, Director, Professor
Years of experience: 20 years or above
Work experience
Professor
PG Teaching and Resea- Present
Taxonomy
- Scientist
- Research Institute
- Water Management & Security
- Water Security
- Human Rights
- Water & Sanitation
- Sustainable Agriculture
- Animal Health
- Research & Environment
- Environment & Water
- Safety Regulations
- Sustainability
- Environmental Consulting
- Sustainability
- Information & Research
- Research
- Entertainment Law
- Academic Study
- Education
- Research
- Waste Management
- Public Health
- Sustainability
- Agriculture & Food
- Wetlands
- Sustainable Communities
- Animal Health
- Technologies
- Sustainability