Delve into the rich environmental history of Mughal North India with ‘Forest Ecology and Agriculture in Mughal North India.’ This compelling book, by esteemed historian Mohd Kamran Khan, meticulously examines the intricate relationship between forest ecosystems and agricultural practices during the Mughal era. Discover the sustainable interdependence of fauna, farming, and forests, and understand how Mughal land management, expansion, irrigation, and conservation efforts sculpted the region’s ecological identity. Through a unique blend of environmental history and agricultural studies, this scholarly work offers profound insights into the dynamic interplay of nature, state policy, and ecology in early modern India. An essential read for those interested in North India’s environmental past.