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Acknowledgements Authors acknowledge the support of our informants who shared their knowledge in the study. Authors thank Dr. R.K. Maikhuri from GBPNIHESD, Srinagar Garhwal Unit
and Director, CSIR-NEERI, Nagpur for their encouragement and support. Authors especially
acknowledge Shri. S.P. Negi Senior IFS, HFRI, Shimla Himachal Pradesh for his constructive
comments to improve this manuscript. Financial support for the study from UNEP Grant No. GAP5-2161 (2016–17), TSBF/GEF/CIAT/UNEP grant (2004–09), DST SYSP (No. SP/YO/024/2008)
(2009–2012) and Rufford Small Grants Programme, UK (Grant No. 10326) (2013–14) is acknowledged. Manuscript is checked for plagiarism and KRC, CSIR-NEERI is acknowledged under the
number CSIR-NEERI/KRC/2018/APRIL/WTMD/2.
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