Natural Resource Management with Reference to Wetland in Osmanabad District

This paper examines the factors impact and critical analysis of natural resource management with reference to wetland in Osmanabad district. Wetlands are extremely important natural resources. Wetlands perform functions that are both hydrological and ecosystemic. Both humans and the natural environment benefit from these. However, wetlands need to be managed in a sustainable way to ensure that, not only the present, but also the future benefits continue to human lives. Sustainable management techniques will almost necessarily require a degree of legal involvement. Although the humans can be control and mange natural resources for sustainable development. As human populations grow and water resources dwindle, this continuing dillema will become increasingly severe. To address this issue, the challenge is to construct a set of conservation and arrangements that successfully integrate both the natural and human processes relating to wetlands. This may include, for example, consideration of : a) the management relating to water in wetlands; b) how sustainability is to be achieved in the context of wetland management; c) how to strike an appropriate balance between the interests of humans and those of the natural environment; d) how the interests of the natural environment are to be protected. The increased deployment of natural resources related to wetlands is central to meeting the key contemporary natural resources management challenges of sustaining and improving natural products availability and quality, while reducing wetland related risks. The inadequate recognition of ecosystem’s roles in natural resources management reinforces the need for transformational change, and increased uptake of nature based solutions provides a means to achieve it. Without a more rapid uptake of such solutions, water security will continue to decline, and probably rapidly so.