Hi
Just came across a very good article on the hunting and conservation
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/2 ... -text.html
It talks about how ranch and private land owners are using hunting as means to managing there parks and helping conserve nature and animals.
I wish some one could tell the same to govt of india
Ali
Article in National Geograhic on hunting & conservation
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Re: Good article in Nat'l Geograhic on hunting & conserv
That was a nice read. Thanks for sharing.
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Good stuff, and considering today's news reports on depleting tiger numbers/ habitat - very good timing too! Thanks for posting the link
Cheers!
Abhijeet
Cheers!
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