Ms. Jyoti Lahariya is an emerging researcher in the field of Environmental Science and Ecology, with a focused academic interest in biodiversity conservation, avifaunal studies, and environmental sustainability. Her research primarily investigates the ecological impacts of anthropogenic activities, habitat diversity, and physicochemical characteristics of freshwater ecosystems, particularly in Madhya Pradesh, India.

She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. (since 2022) at Jiwaji University, Gwalior, where she is actively engaged in ecological and environmental research. She has qualified the Madhya Pradesh State Eligibility Test (MPSET) in 2024, reflecting her academic competence and commitment to higher education and research.

Research Contributions & Publications

Ms. Lahariya has made noteworthy contributions to environmental research through several peer-reviewed publications. Her research addresses critical ecological issues, including biodiversity assessment, water quality analysis, and avifaunal diversity in freshwater ecosystems.

Her key research works include:

• Anthropogenic impact on aquatic avifauna in Bhoj Wetland, Bhopal
• Faunal diversity assessment in the Gwalior region
• Seasonal variation in physicochemical parameters of Tighra Reservoir
• Habitat diversity and its influence on aquatic bird species

Her work has been published in recognized journals such as IJCRT, IJNRD, and the International Journal of Ecology and Environmental Sciences. She has also contributed a book chapter on Socio-Economic Diversification and Value-Based Education, demonstrating interdisciplinary engagement beyond core environmental science.

Awards & Honours

• First Prize in Poster Presentation, National Seminar on Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development (2022)
• First Prize in Poster Presentation, National Seminar on Environmental Stress and Its Management (2023)

These accolades reflect her ability to present impactful scientific findings effectively.

Conference Presentations & Academic Engagement

She has actively participated in numerous national and international seminars and conferences, presenting research on diverse environmental themes, including:

• Impact of urbanization on the environment
• Industrial effluents and aquatic ecosystems
• Climate change effects on avifaunal species
• Green chemistry and pollution prevention
• Organic agriculture and sustainability
• Ocean acidification and marine ecosystem impacts
• Microplastic pollution and public health concerns

Her consistent academic participation reflects a strong commitment to research dissemination and scientific collaboration.

Areas of Expertise

• Environmental Science and Ecology
• Avifaunal Diversity and Ornithology
• Limnology and Aquatic Ecosystem Analysis
• Ichthyology
• Climate Change and Sustainability
• Green Chemistry and Environmental Protection

Academic Qualifications

• Ph.D. (Pursuing) – Environmental Science/Zoology, Jiwaji University, Gwalior (2022 – Present)
• MPSET Qualified (2024)
• M.Sc. in Zoology – Govt. Kamla Raja Girls P.G. (Autonomous) College, Gwalior
• B.Sc. in Biology – Jiwaji University, Gwalior

Publications (Selected)

Research Papers:

• Lahariya, J. & Mahor, R.K. (2024). Anthropogenic Impact on Aquatic Avifauna in Bhoj Wetland, Bhopal. IJCRT, 12(3).
• Tiwari, N., Lahariya, J., & Mahor, R.K. (2024). Faunal Diversity Survey in Gwalior Region. IJNRD, 9(7).
• Lahariya, J. & Mahor, R.K. (2024). Seasonal Variation in Physico-Chemical Parameters of Tighra Reservoir.
• Lahariya, J. & Mahor, R.K. (2025). Habitat Diversity Effects on Aquatic Avifauna. International Journal of Ecology and Environmental Sciences.
• Lahariya, J. & Bhardwaj, S. (2025–2026). Studies on anthropogenic pressure and physicochemical variation in Tighra Reservoir.

Book Chapter:

• Socio-Economic Diversification and Value-Based Education

Eligibility for Women Researcher Award

Ms. Jyoti Lahariya is a highly deserving candidate for the Women Researcher Award under Scientific Laurels. Her strong research portfolio, consistent publication record, and active participation in academic forums demonstrate both scientific rigor and dedication. Her work addresses critical environmental challenges such as biodiversity conservation, water quality, and sustainability, contributing to both scientific advancement and societal well-being.

Her award-winning presentations, interdisciplinary outlook, and commitment to environmental protection strongly align with the vision of recognizing outstanding women researchers making impactful contributions to science and society.