This document discusses the importance of effective resource management. It begins by defining resources as raw materials used by society, including matter and energy. It then outlines several types of natural resources such as biotic and abiotic, and renewable and non-renewable. The document emphasizes that resource management involves planning, scheduling, forecasting and optimizing the entire lifecycle of resources for successful project delivery. It also stresses the importance of allocating resources effectively to plan, prepare and schedule project implementation. Finally, it provides examples of methods for managing specific natural resources like forests, fisheries, wildlife and the environment overall.

1. My Lord, Uplift my heart for me, make my task easy, and
remove the dullness from my tongue so that they may
understand me
(Surah Ta Ha:25-26-27-28)

2. Resources
Management
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3. Contents
Graphical Abstract
Resources and its Types
Principles of Environmental
Resources Management
Importance of Effective Resource
Allocation
Methods of Environmental
Resources Management

4. Graphical Abstract

5. Resources:
 Resources is a raw material
used by the society.
 These materials include all
types of matter and energy
that are used to build and
run society.
Resources
Natural
Resources
Man made
Resources
Types of Resources:

8. Different Types of
Natural Resources:
1.Biotic and Abiotic
Resources
2.Renewble and Non-
renewable Resources

9.  Biotic and Abiotic Resources:

12.  Resource Management is the
process of planning, scheduling,
forecasting, and optimizing the
entire resource lifecycle for
successful project delivery..

13. Principle of
Resources
Management
“All material resources have to
be optimally utilized.”
 Optimum utilization of any
aterial is a cardinal principle
in the material management
of any institution.
 Maximal utilization improves
efficiency of the equipments,
proves to be economical.

14. Importance of Effective
Resource Allocation:
 Resource allocation is essential in project
management as it allows you to plan and
prepare for project implementation or achieving
goals. In addition, it helps schedule resources in
advance and provides insight into the project
team's progress.

16. Methods of
Environment Resources
Management
Natural resources
management
Forest
management
Fisheries
management
Wildlife
management

17. Natural resources
management:
Natural resource
management deals with
managing the way in which
people and natural landscapes
interact. It brings together
natural heritage management,
land use planning, water
management, bio-diversity
conservation, and the future
sustainability of industries like
agriculture, mining, tourism,
fisheries and forestry.

18. Forest management:
Forest management is the process of
protecting and maintaining a forested area.
It often involves evaluating the soil, trees
and vegetation within a forest ecosystem
and performing a variety of complex tasks
to improve land management practices.
One of the examples of sustainable
forest management is selective
logging, which is the practice of
removing certain trees while preserving
the balance of the woodland.

19. Fisheries
management:
Fisheries management is the
process that creates and
enforces the rules that are
needed to prevent overfishing
and help overfished stocks
rebound.
 From: Encyclopedia of
Ocean Sciences, 2001.

20. Wildlife management:
 Wildlife management is the
management process influencing
interactions among and between
wildlife, its habitats and people
to achieve predefined impacts.
 Among the most fundamental
roles of wildlife conservation to
humans is to enhance food
security. Protecting natural
habitats from degradation and
forests against deforestation
would increase the availability
of various food products.