Prantik Das

This study integrates conservation planning with behavioral theory and social values to improve mahseer conservation in India by addressing stakeholder attitudes, communication, and governance barriers.

This study examines stakeholder attitudes and social factors influencing freshwater fish conservation in Jharkhand and Bihar, identifying key challenges and opportunities for participatory conservation.

This study uses fuzzy cognitive mapping to analyze stakeholder perspectives on mahseer conservation in India, identifying key factors and interventions for effective conservation.

This study analyzes framing and attitude positioning in English newspaper articles about mahseer fish across South Asia and Southeast Asia, revealing regional differences in conservation messaging and the potential of AI tools for media analysis.