2026-04-07T03:12:27Zhttps://cat-oai.milli.linkoai:archives.ncbs.res.in:/repositories/2/resources/692025-05-17T18:21:35ZArchives at NCBSTata Institute of Fundamental ResearchMS-043https://cat.milli.link/repositories/2/resources/69Ramachandran, AnjaliRawat, G. S.G S Rawat Papers1983-20071 Linear Feet; 2 Hollinger archives boxesThe collection is in fairly good condition.engLatnThe accession consists of G S Rawat's papers. Gopal S Rawat is a wildlife biologist associated with the Wildlife Institute of India. His research interests include long-term ecological monitoring of high-altitude ecosystems, ecology and management of alpine rangeland/alpine meadows, and orchid systematics and ecology. The papers include Rawat's PhD thesis, notebooks and diaries, checklists of plants, and illustrations of plants.The intellectual arrangement strives to preserve provenance and original order of the papers. Where an original order could not be found, the Archives has applied an order, and folders within sub-series are arranged usually in chronological or alphabetical order. See Scope and Content section for details.Series one contains material related to Rawat's scientific research. This includes a sub-series dedicated to field notebooks, research reference notes and sketch books. These have been arranged chronologically. The second sub-series contains Rawat's PhD and DSc theses.
The second series only contains Rawat's contact card. This series has been maintained to accomodate more material that might be donated to the Archives in the future.Gopal S Rawat is a wildlife botanist who specialises in alpine plant ecology. Rawat was faculty at the Wildlife Institute of India and has also worked at Botanical Survey of India.
Rawat works on high altitude ecosystems and studies ecosystmes in alpine rangeland and meadows. Rawat has worked on wide variety of subjects in the himalayan region including on orchid systematics, wild ungulates in Ladakh, pastoral practices in Himalayas, alpine plant communities etc.Collection is open for access unless mentioned in specific folders of the finding aid.Wild flowersWildlife conservationBotanical illustrationBotanist