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People and protected areas towards participatory conservation in India

Contributor(s): Kothari, Ashish ; Singh, Neena ; Suri, Saloni [Editor]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Sage publications 1996Description: 276p. IllustrationsISBN: 9788170365693Subject(s): Natural park | Resource management | Environmental policyDDC classification: 333.95160954 Summary: This work focuses on India's vast network of national parks and sanctuaries. Case studies of a number of sanctuaries within India are presented, and experiences from other countries are incorporated

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This volume is a compilation of papers first presented at the workshop on exploring the possibilities of joint management of protected areas in India, held in New Delhi on 1-3 September, 1994

This work focuses on India's vast network of national parks and sanctuaries. Case studies of a number of sanctuaries within India are presented, and experiences from other countries are incorporated

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