foundations of management science

Waste Management - We are an integral part of the environment. Our activities change the environment around us. Changes in the environment affect us. Environmental problems like depletion of the ozone layer and waste disposal are issues that have to be dealt with serious concern. In our d..

India has about 63.5% million hectares of forests and forms 1/5 th of the geographical area of the country. For any one stake holder namely the forest department, to safeguard the forests and its flora and fauna along with the sustainable harvest of forest produce by solely its own effort is ext..

Milch Animal Management - For effective livestock management and improvement in yield the following steps should be taken care ..

Management and Replenishment of Natural Resources - With the exponential increase in human population and increased technological advancement, the natural resources are getting relentlessly exploited. There is a need for optimisation of its usage. This is possible only when we adopt the c..

Our natural resources are our assets whose prudent and sustainable use is necessary for the well being of humans and other living other organisms. Unfortunately, the continuous and ever increasing demand for basic items of survival and technological developments have caused us to explore and explo..

The Need to Manage Our Resources - Everything that we use or consume - food, clothes, vehicles, tools, petrol, furniture, medicines, books, toys, and the infrastructure of electricity, roads bridges, and buildings are obtained from resources on this earth. The only thing one gets from out..

Summary - Environment refers to the natural elements that make up the earth and surround living organisms The abiotic or physical aspects of the environment refer to elements like air, soil, water etc. The biological or biotic components of environment are the plants and animals Natural resources c..

Indigenous dairy breeds produce 6-8 litres of milk a day where as foreign exotic breeds produce 60 litres of milk a da..

With the exponential increase in human population and increased technological advancement, the natural resources are getting relentlessly exploite..

All our natural resources which we manipulate to satisfy human needs come from the environment. These are air, water, soil, minerals, coal, petroleum, animals and plant..