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Roy, Aparna and Das, Basanta Kumar and Debnath, Sanjeet and Parida, Pranaya Kumar and Karnatak, Gunjan and Borah, Simanku and Pandit, Arun and Das, Archan Kanti and Bhattacharya, Birendra Kumar and Bhattacharya, Shreya and Chandra, Ganesh and Mondal, Kausik and Chakraborty, Sangeeta and Chandra, Purna (2025) A conceptual framework for sustainable governance of self-recruiting small indigenous fishes in the lower gangetic floodplain wetlands of Eastern India. Sustainability, 17 (5). p. 16.
Karnatak, Gunjan and Das, Basanta Kumar and Roy, Aparna and Parida, Pranaya Kumar and Das, Archan Kanti and Lianthuamluaia, Lianthuamluaia and Ekka, Anjana and Chakraborty, Sangeeta and Mondal, Kausik and Debnath, Sanjeet (2024) Effectiveness of pen aquaculture in enhancing small scale fisheries production and conservation in a wetland of India authors.
Bhattacharya, Shreya and Das, Basanta Kumar and Roy, Aparna and Nayak, Prateep Kumar (2024) Socio-economic profile and vulnerabilities assessment in small-scale fisheries of lower gangetic flood plain wetland: An initiative towards achieving wetland ecosystem sustainability and community well-being. Sustainability, 16 (21).
Roy, Aparna and Chaterjee, Priya and B.K, Das and A.K, Bera and P.R, Behera and P.K, Parida (2022) Highly invasive and ecologically detrimental fish species affecting the livelihoods of small-scale wetland fishers in West Bengal, India. p. 3.
DebRoy, Piyashi DebRoy and B. K., Das and Parida, Pranaya Kumar and Roy, Aparna and Chakraborty, Sangeeta Economic injustice in small-scale wetland fisheries in West Bengal, India.
Roy, Aparna and B.K, Das (2022) Resource degradation and conflicts affecting small-scale wetland fishers of West Bengal, India. TBTI Global Publication Series, Vol.3 . Too Big To Ignore, Canada.
Roy, Aparna and Pandit, Arun and Sharma, A. P. and Bhaumik, Utpal and Majumder, Sucheta and Biswas, Dipak (2015) Socioeconomic status and livelihood of fisher women of hooghly estuary. Central Inland Fisheries Research Institute, Kolkata.
