Ecosystem Management and Conservation of Soil Ecology in an extremely important and complex issue; and this require intergrated approch. The fast urbanization and industrialization due to heavy migration in the Delhi (Study area) have resulted in the loss of fertile soil and thus have changed fertility, productivity and bio-diversity because Soil and land have disturbed the ecosystem. Accelerated soil degradation and erosion is a serious global problem that is widely recognized. Sustainable soil management is not possible without water, land and soil conservation, well planning and development because soil is a complex system where its productivity and fertility depends upon physical, chemical and biological reactions. About Author : Dr. Surendra Kumar Yadav, graduated in Biology from Sri Venkateshwara College (University of Delhi); and then obtained his MSc, MPhill & PhD in the field of Environmental Sciences from Jawaharlal Nehuru University, New Delhi (India). His research areas are broad environmental management related viz. Water resources management, sustainable soil management and environmental health/ public health, Remote Sesing & GIS aspects.He is a member of many International & National Professional scientific bodies. Contents : PrefaceAcknowledgmentList of Tables Introduction Concept of Sustainable Development and Bio-DiversitySoil Degradation and ManagementSoil Fertility Assessments and Management Soil Toxicology Sustainable Water Management Results and DiscussionConclusions and RecommendationsBibliography
