TRIBHUVAN UNIVERSITY
2079
Bachelor Level (4 Yrs.) / Science & Tech. / III Year
Zoology (Natural Resource Management)
Elective (ZooL303)




Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable. The figures in the margin indicate full marks. Illustrate your answers with suitable diagrams wherever necessary.

GROUP "A"
Attempt any TWO questions. (2x10-20)

1. What are natural resources? Discuss the factors affecting natural resource uses in developing countries.

2. Define biodiversity. Mention the current threats to biodiversity in Nepal.

3. What is energy resource? Discuss the current global energy crisis.

GROUP "B"
Attempt All questions. (4x6=24)

4. Describe the major water sources of Nepal. How does water scarcity impact human communities and ecosystems?

5. Define land resources. Briefly explain the land resource policy of Nepal.

6. Give an account of the status of mineral resources in Nepal. 

OR

    Briefly describe the consequences of mountain degradation.

7. What is climate change and what are the main drivers of it? What are the international agreements and initiatives aimed at mitigating climate change?

GROUP "C"

8.Give very short answers to any THREE. (3x2=6)

a. Ramsar sites
b. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
c. National parks
d. Community forestry
e. Water resource management

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