Dr. Inderjeet Tyagi is working as a Scientist at ZSI, Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change, Kolkata, India. To his expertise, Dr. Tyagi is working in the field of Wastewater treatment, Water Quality, Environmental Metagenomics, and Environmental Management for the past several years. To his credit, Dr. Tyagi had published 120+ SCI papers with Citation~8600 and an h-index of 51 with a cumulative impact factor >550. More to this, he is leading Five (5) national and international projects related to wastewater and water quality assessment in heavily polluted areas in India. Further, he is also on the reviewer panel of more than 40 international journals belonging to well-known publishers like Elsevier, Nature, Springer Nature, Taylor Francis, ACS, etc. Recently, he was awarded the “India Prime Education Quality Award 2021” for his outstanding contribution to the field of wastewater treatment and Environmental Management. He is a lifetime member of the Indian Science Congress Association (ISCA) and a Member of the International Society of Wetland Scientists (International Chapter). He is the Editor of One Elsevier edited book entitled “Sustainable Materials for Sensing and Remediation of Noxious Pollutants” Dr. Vikas Kumar is working as Division In-charge and Scientist E, in Molecular Systematics Division at Zoological Survey of India. Owing to his expertise, he has more than twenty-four years of research experience on areas such as Environmental Metagenomics, Molecular Phylogenetics comparative Mitogenomics and gut microbiome. He has published more than 150 SCI articles in journals of international reputation, such as Science of the Total Environment, Environmental Science and Pollution Research, Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences, Molecular biology Reports, Scientific reports (Nature Publishing group), PLosOne, PeerJ. His work is widely recognized across the globe by well-known researchers. Dr. Kumar is interested in the environmental metagenomics of heavily polluted stretches with relation to the noxious pollutants especially for polluted wetlands, paper industries, and riverine ecosystems. He has been on the editorial board of different journals and has served as a reviewer for more than fifty journals in the field. Dr. Kaomud Tyagi is working as a Scientist D, at Centre for DNA Taxonomy, Molecular Systematics Division, Zoological Survey of India, Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change, Kolkata, India. She possesses over 23 years of research experience on Taxonomy, Environmental Metagenomics, DNA barcoding, Molecular Phylogenetics, Mitogenomics, and the assessment of faunal diversity utilizing environmental DNA in various aquatic ecosystems in India. She has published near about 140 scientific articles in the international journals such as Zootaxa, Zookeys, Acta Tropica, Science of the Total Environment, Environmental Science and Pollution Research, Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences, Molecular Biology Reports, Biochemical Genetics, International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, Scientific Reports (Nature Publishing Group), PLoS One, and PeerJ. Her work is universally acclaimed and acknowledged by renowned researchers worldwide. Furthermore, Dr. Tyagi has a keen interest in studying the polluted wetlands, and riverine ecosystems. She is currently acting as a reviewer for over 50 prestigious journals such as Springer, Wiley, Elsevier, Nature, and PLoS One.

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• Part I: Wetlands: Biodiversity, Health and their Role in Ecosystem Services. 1. Wetlands and its types: An overview2. Wetlands and biodiversity associated with these aquatic ecosystems (Flora and Fauna)3. Wetlands and water quality with special focus on natural and constructed wetlands4. Wetlands and associated Ecosystem services with special focus on Groundwater recharge, nutrient and biogeochemical cycles, Water and wastewater treatment; Cultural values; Recreation and tourism; Climate change mitigation and adaptation5. Monitoring of wetlands with integrated remote sensing and GIS applications6. Wetlands and their role in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)Part II: Wetlands: Biodiversity, Health (Water and Soil) and Bioremediation measures for the restoration and rejuvenation of wetlands 7. Conventional and advanced biodiversity assessment techniques with special emphasis on Environmental DNA (e-DNA)8. Faunal diversity and their role in wetland ecological health and dynamics9. Floral diversity and their role in wetland ecological health and dynamics10. Habitat characterization with key emphasis on the environmental stressors and environmental variables11. Migratory birds and their role in wetlands dynamics with special focus on the Indian wetlands/RAMSAR sites12. Impact of water and soil pollution on the wetland ecological health and dynamics13. Nature based solutions or bio remediating/phytoremediation agents for the restoration and rejuvenation of wetlands. (This chapter can be divided in to three chapters depends on the response from the global fraternity during chapters’ submissions)14. Advanced materials (nanotechnological interventions) and cutting age technologies for the restoration and rejuvenation of wetlandsPart III: Case Studies Part IV: Ecosystem services, international agencies and policies related to wetlands15. Functional role of community structure in ecosystem services i.e. biogeochemical cycles, nutrient cycles, degradation pathways, climate change, bioremediation16. Constructed wetland as sustainable alternative for conventional wastewater treatment technologies17. Wetlands carbon dynamics, GHGs emissions and their contribution to global carbon budget18. Economical valuation (tourist carrying capacity (TCC), nature-based livelihoods and their role in wetland ecosystem19. International Agencies (RAMSAR, CBD) and global wetlands conservation and management policies20. Recommendations and Future Framework for the conservation and management of Wetlands considering factors such as Biodiversity, Water and Soil Health, Ecosystem services, Environmental stressors such as anthropogenic activities

Dr. Inderjeet Tyagi is working as a Scientist at ZSI, Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change, Kolkata, India. To his expertise, Dr. Tyagi is working in the field of Wastewater treatment, Water Quality, Environmental Metagenomics, and Environmental Management for the past several years. To his credit, Dr. Tyagi had published 120+ SCI papers with Citation~8600 and an h-index of 51 with a cumulative impact factor >550. More to this, he is leading Five (5) national and international projects related to wastewater and water quality assessment in heavily polluted areas in India. Further, he is also on the reviewer panel of more than 40 international journals belonging to well-known publishers like Elsevier, Nature, Springer Nature, Taylor Francis, ACS, etc. Recently, he was awarded the “India Prime Education Quality Award 2021” for his outstanding contribution to the field of wastewater treatment and Environmental Management. He is a lifetime member of the Indian Science Congress Association (ISCA) and a Member of the International Society of Wetland Scientists (International Chapter). He is the Editor of One Elsevier edited book entitled “Sustainable Materials for Sensing and Remediation of Noxious Pollutants” Dr. Vikas Kumar is working as Division In-charge and Scientist E, in Molecular Systematics Division at Zoological Survey of India. Owing to his expertise, he has more than twenty-four years of research experience on areas such as Environmental Metagenomics, Molecular Phylogenetics comparative Mitogenomics and gut microbiome. He has published more than 150 SCI articles in journals of international reputation, such as Science of the Total Environment, Environmental Science and Pollution Research, Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences, Molecular biology Reports, Scientific reports (Nature Publishing group), PLosOne, PeerJ. His work is widely recognized across the globe by well-known researchers. Dr. Kumar is interested in the environmental metagenomics of heavily polluted stretches with relation to the noxious pollutants especially for polluted wetlands, paper industries, and riverine ecosystems. He has been on the editorial board of different journals and has served as a reviewer for more than fifty journals in the field. Dr. Kaomud Tyagi is working as a Scientist D, at Centre for DNA Taxonomy, Molecular Systematics Division, Zoological Survey of India, Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change, Kolkata, India. She possesses over 23 years of research experience on Taxonomy, Environmental Metagenomics, DNA barcoding, Molecular Phylogenetics, Mitogenomics, and the assessment of faunal diversity utilizing environmental DNA in various aquatic ecosystems in India. She has published near about 140 scientific articles in the international journals such as Zootaxa, Zookeys, Acta Tropica, Science of the Total Environment, Environmental Science and Pollution Research, Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences, Molecular Biology Reports, Biochemical Genetics, International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, Scientific Reports (Nature Publishing Group), PLoS One, and PeerJ. Her work is universally acclaimed and acknowledged by renowned researchers worldwide. Furthermore, Dr. Tyagi has a keen interest in studying the polluted wetlands, and riverine ecosystems. She is currently acting as a reviewer for over 50 prestigious journals such as Springer, Wiley, Elsevier, Nature, and PLoS One.

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• Part I: Wetlands: Biodiversity, Health and their Role in Ecosystem Services. 1. Wetlands and its types: An overview2. Wetlands and biodiversity associated with these aquatic ecosystems (Flora and Fauna)3. Wetlands and water quality with special focus on natural and constructed wetlands4. Wetlands and associated Ecosystem services with special focus on Groundwater recharge, nutrient and biogeochemical cycles, Water and wastewater treatment; Cultural values; Recreation and tourism; Climate change mitigation and adaptation5. Monitoring of wetlands with integrated remote sensing and GIS applications6. Wetlands and their role in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)Part II: Wetlands: Biodiversity, Health (Water and Soil) and Bioremediation measures for the restoration and rejuvenation of wetlands 7. Conventional and advanced biodiversity assessment techniques with special emphasis on Environmental DNA (e-DNA)8. Faunal diversity and their role in wetland ecological health and dynamics9. Floral diversity and their role in wetland ecological health and dynamics10. Habitat characterization with key emphasis on the environmental stressors and environmental variables11. Migratory birds and their role in wetlands dynamics with special focus on the Indian wetlands/RAMSAR sites12. Impact of water and soil pollution on the wetland ecological health and dynamics13. Nature based solutions or bio remediating/phytoremediation agents for the restoration and rejuvenation of wetlands. (This chapter can be divided in to three chapters depends on the response from the global fraternity during chapters’ submissions)14. Advanced materials (nanotechnological interventions) and cutting age technologies for the restoration and rejuvenation of wetlandsPart III: Case Studies Part IV: Ecosystem services, international agencies and policies related to wetlands15. Functional role of community structure in ecosystem services i.e. biogeochemical cycles, nutrient cycles, degradation pathways, climate change, bioremediation16. Constructed wetland as sustainable alternative for conventional wastewater treatment technologies17. Wetlands carbon dynamics, GHGs emissions and their contribution to global carbon budget18. Economical valuation (tourist carrying capacity (TCC), nature-based livelihoods and their role in wetland ecosystem19. International Agencies (RAMSAR, CBD) and global wetlands conservation and management policies20. Recommendations and Future Framework for the conservation and management of Wetlands considering factors such as Biodiversity, Water and Soil Health, Ecosystem services, Environmental stressors such as anthropogenic activities

Dr. Inderjeet Tyagi is working as a Scientist at ZSI, Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change, Kolkata, India. To his expertise, Dr. Tyagi is working in the field of Wastewater treatment, Water Quality, Environmental Metagenomics, and Environmental Management for the past several years. To his credit, Dr. Tyagi had published 120+ SCI papers with Citation~8600 and an h-index of 51 with a cumulative impact factor >550. More to this, he is leading Five (5) national and international projects related to wastewater and water quality assessment in heavily polluted areas in India. Further, he is also on the reviewer panel of more than 40 international journals belonging to well-known publishers like Elsevier, Nature, Springer Nature, Taylor Francis, ACS, etc. Recently, he was awarded the “India Prime Education Quality Award 2021” for his outstanding contribution to the field of wastewater treatment and Environmental Management. He is a lifetime member of the Indian Science Congress Association (ISCA) and a Member of the International Society of Wetland Scientists (International Chapter). He is the Editor of One Elsevier edited book entitled “Sustainable Materials for Sensing and Remediation of Noxious Pollutants” Dr. Vikas Kumar is working as Division In-charge and Scientist E, in Molecular Systematics Division at Zoological Survey of India. Owing to his expertise, he has more than twenty-four years of research experience on areas such as Environmental Metagenomics, Molecular Phylogenetics comparative Mitogenomics and gut microbiome. He has published more than 150 SCI articles in journals of international reputation, such as Science of the Total Environment, Environmental Science and Pollution Research, Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences, Molecular biology Reports, Scientific reports (Nature Publishing group), PLosOne, PeerJ. His work is widely recognized across the globe by well-known researchers. Dr. Kumar is interested in the environmental metagenomics of heavily polluted stretches with relation to the noxious pollutants especially for polluted wetlands, paper industries, and riverine ecosystems. He has been on the editorial board of different journals and has served as a reviewer for more than fifty journals in the field. Dr. Kaomud Tyagi is working as a Scientist D, at Centre for DNA Taxonomy, Molecular Systematics Division, Zoological Survey of India, Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change, Kolkata, India. She possesses over 23 years of research experience on Taxonomy, Environmental Metagenomics, DNA barcoding, Molecular Phylogenetics, Mitogenomics, and the assessment of faunal diversity utilizing environmental DNA in various aquatic ecosystems in India. She has published near about 140 scientific articles in the international journals such as Zootaxa, Zookeys, Acta Tropica, Science of the Total Environment, Environmental Science and Pollution Research, Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences, Molecular Biology Reports, Biochemical Genetics, International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, Scientific Reports (Nature Publishing Group), PLoS One, and PeerJ. Her work is universally acclaimed and acknowledged by renowned researchers worldwide. Furthermore, Dr. Tyagi has a keen interest in studying the polluted wetlands, and riverine ecosystems. She is currently acting as a reviewer for over 50 prestigious journals such as Springer, Wiley, Elsevier, Nature, and PLoS One.

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• Part I: Wetlands: Biodiversity, Health and their Role in Ecosystem Services. 1. Wetlands and its types: An overview2. Wetlands and biodiversity associated with these aquatic ecosystems (Flora and Fauna)3. Wetlands and water quality with special focus on natural and constructed wetlands4. Wetlands and associated Ecosystem services with special focus on Groundwater recharge, nutrient and biogeochemical cycles, Water and wastewater treatment; Cultural values; Recreation and tourism; Climate change mitigation and adaptation5. Monitoring of wetlands with integrated remote sensing and GIS applications6. Wetlands and their role in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)Part II: Wetlands: Biodiversity, Health (Water and Soil) and Bioremediation measures for the restoration and rejuvenation of wetlands 7. Conventional and advanced biodiversity assessment techniques with special emphasis on Environmental DNA (e-DNA)8. Faunal diversity and their role in wetland ecological health and dynamics9. Floral diversity and their role in wetland ecological health and dynamics10. Habitat characterization with key emphasis on the environmental stressors and environmental variables11. Migratory birds and their role in wetlands dynamics with special focus on the Indian wetlands/RAMSAR sites12. Impact of water and soil pollution on the wetland ecological health and dynamics13. Nature based solutions or bio remediating/phytoremediation agents for the restoration and rejuvenation of wetlands. (This chapter can be divided in to three chapters depends on the response from the global fraternity during chapters’ submissions)14. Advanced materials (nanotechnological interventions) and cutting age technologies for the restoration and rejuvenation of wetlandsPart III: Case Studies Part IV: Ecosystem services, international agencies and policies related to wetlands15. Functional role of community structure in ecosystem services i.e. biogeochemical cycles, nutrient cycles, degradation pathways, climate change, bioremediation16. Constructed wetland as sustainable alternative for conventional wastewater treatment technologies17. Wetlands carbon dynamics, GHGs emissions and their contribution to global carbon budget18. Economical valuation (tourist carrying capacity (TCC), nature-based livelihoods and their role in wetland ecosystem19. International Agencies (RAMSAR, CBD) and global wetlands conservation and management policies20. Recommendations and Future Framework for the conservation and management of Wetlands considering factors such as Biodiversity, Water and Soil Health, Ecosystem services, Environmental stressors such as anthropogenic activities