Research Papers Published
1) S. Sandilyan. 2022.Alien fish species in Indian inland wetlands: current status and future challenges.
Wetlands Ecology and Management. DOI
10.1007/s11273-022-09870-8.
2) S. Sandilyan. 2021. Lessons not learnt even after witnessing ample disasters.
Current Science. 121 (12): 1531 - 1532.
3) S. Sandilyan. 2021. Ecotourism in the Muthupet Mangroves of Southern India - A Threat to the Ecosystem.
Indian Forester, 147(8): 807-809, 2021, DOI: 10.36808/if/2021/v147i8/150743.
4) S.Sandilyan. 2021. Covid-19: Backhanded Compliment of Nature to Mankind.
Acta Scientific Veterinary Sciences 3.12 (2021): 47-51.
5) S. Sandilyan. 2020. TR4 and COVID-19 are two sides of the same coin.
Current Science. 119 (12): 1892 - 1893.
6) S. Sandilyan.andVairvel, SM.2020. Co-occurrence of Leucanthemumvulgare and Lupinuspolyphyllus
in Gulmarg Region of Kashmir Valley will Accelerate the Depletion of Native Diversity?.
Field Investigations are Need of the Hour.
Indian Forester, 146 (3): 267-269, 2020 DOI: 10.36808/if/2020/v146i3/147454.
7) S. Sandilyan. 2017. A preliminary assessment on the role of abandoned shrimp farms on supporting
waterbirds in Pichavaram mangrove, Tamilnadu, Southern India.
Journal of Coastal Conservation. 21(2);255-263.DOI 10.1007/s11852-016-0477-1.
9) S. Sandilyan and Charlotte I.E.A. van’tKlooster. 2016. The other sides of invasive alien plants of
India—With special reference to medicinal values.
Journal for Nature Conservation 31: 16–21.
10) S.Sandilyan, 2015. Developing a robust methodology to quantify the ecological services of the
mangrove is need of the hour.
Journal of Ocean and Coastal management. 116: 532=533.
11) S.Sandilyan, and K. Kathiresan. 2015. Density of waterbirds in relation to habitats of
Pichavaram mangroves, Southern India.
Journal of Coastal Conservation 19:131–139.DOI 10.1007/s11852-015-0376-x.
12) S.Sandilyan, and K. Kathiresan. 2015. Mangrove function as bioshield: An undisputable fact.
Ocean & Coastal Management 103, 94–96.doi:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2014.11.011.
13) S.Sandilyan, and K. Kathiresan. 2014. Decline of mangrove: a threat of heavy metal poisoning in Asia.
Ocean & Coastal Management 102 (2014) 161-168.
14) S.Sandilyan, 2014. Impact of climate change on
Indian mangroves: A review paper. Global J. Environ. Res., 8 (1): 01-10.
15) S.Sandilyan, 2014. Adjacent Agricultural Lands of Pichavaram Mangroves
-Vital Alternative Habitat for Waterbirds in Southern India.
Global J. Environ. Res., 8 (2): 21-25, 2014
16) S.Sandilyan, 2014. Decline of Honey Bee population in Southern India: Role of Disposable paper cups.
Journal of Zoological and Bioscience Research. 1(3): 6-9.
17) S.Sandilyan, 2013. Emu bird – potential threat to the biodiversity and agriculture
productivity of Western ghats, southern India.
J. Pure Appl. Zool.,1(1): 193-195.
18) S.Sandilyan, and Vinoth, S. 2013. Conservation of marine turtle - on turtle speed in
the east coast of Tamilnadu, Southern India.
Int. J. Pure Appl. Zool.,1(2): 132-134.
19) S.Sandilyan, and Duraimurugan V. 2013. Extermination of birds -terminates Indian agricultural prospects.
Int. J. Pure Appl. Zool., 1(1): 48-51.
20) S.Sandilyan, and Sudha, M. 2013. A check list of avifauna in between Kutralam
and Narasingampattai railway track, Tamilnadu, India.
Int.J. Pure Appl. Zool., 1(1): 8-15.
21) S.Sandilyan, and K. Kathiresan. 2012. Mangrove conservation: a global perspective.
Biodiversity and Conservation.
Volume 21, Issue 14 (2012), Page 3523-3542.DOI 10.1007/s10531-012-0388-x.
22) S.Sandilyan, and K. Kathiresan. 2012. Plastic –a formidable threat to unique
biodiversity of Pichavaram mangroves.Current Science103(11): 1262-1263.
23) S.Bubesh Gupta, M., LalithaVijayan, V and Sandilyan, S. 2011. Status of Major
Wetlands and Wetland Birds in Kanyakumari, Coimbatore, Thanjavur, Thiruvarur, Perambalur,
Cuddalore, Nagapattinam and Trichy Districts in Tamilnadu, India.
World Journal of Zoology. 6 (3): 235-242.
24) S.Bubesh Gupta, M., LalithaVijayan, V and Sandilyan, S. 2011. Status of
Wetlands and Wetland Birds in Coimbatore,Trichy, Perambalore and
Thiruvarur Districts in Tamilnadu, India.
World Journal of Zoology. 6 (2): 154-158.
25) S.Sandilyan, ,Thiyagesan, K. and Nagarajan, R.2010. Do agriculture lands as
alternative for shore birds? A systematic survey is the need of this hour in India.
Wader Study Group Bull. 117(3): 194-195.
26) S.Sandilyan, ,Thiyagesan, K. and Nagarajan, R.2010. Major decline in species-richness of
waterbirds in the pichavaram mangrove wetlands, southern India.
Wader Study Group Bull. 117(2): 91-98.
27) S.Sandilyan, ,Thiyagesan, K. and Nagarajan, R.2010. Salinity rise in Indian mangroves- a looming danger
for coastal biodiversity. Current Science98(6): 754-756.
28) S.Sandilyan, ,Thiyagesan, K. and Nagarajan, R.2008. Ecotourism in wetlands causes loss of biodiversity.
Current Science95(11): 1151.
