P. l. kankane (5 résultats)

Soft cover. Etat : As New. Contents: Executive summary. Introduction. 1. Objectives of the study. 2. Study area. 3. Bird's eye view. 4. Vegetation. 5. Climate. 6. Protected area. 7. Man animal relationship. 8. Methodology. 9. Results. 10. Chinkara.11. Taxonomy. 12. Distribution. 13. Habitat requirements. 14. Brief biology and sociobiology. 15. Desert cat. 16. Taxonomy. 17. Distribution. 18. Habitat requirements. 19. Brief biology. 20. Distribution and status. 21. Chinkara. 22. Present distribution. 23. Herd size and relative abundance.24. Habitat analysis. 25. Desert cat. 26. Present distribution. 27. Habitat analysis. 28. Discussion. 29. Chinkara. 30. Desert cat. 31. Conservation strategy. References.…

Paper covers. Etat : V.g. No Jacket. Occasional paper no. 179. Little used. Weight: 1 Language: English.

Etat : New. pp. 326.

Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Foreword. Acknowledgments. Acknowledgments for photographs. I. Introduction. II. Study area I. State of Rajasthan 1. Vegetation. 2. Forests. 3. Wastelands. 4. Wetlands. II. Thar Desert 1. Climate. 2. Aravalli Hills. 3. Surface drainage. 4. Indira Gandhi Nahar Pariyojna (IGNP). 5. Ganga Canal project. 6. Bhakara project. III. Methodology I. Data source. 1. Wetland birds diversity in Thar Desert. 2. Creation of Geo spatial layers. 3. Mapping of the wetlands. II. Data presentation 1. Species text. 2. Maps. 3. Symbols used. 4. Charts. 5. Wetland birds of Thar Desert. 6. District wise distribution of wetlands. III. Terms and abbreviation used. iv. Glossary. IV. Results I Priority wetlands in the Thar Desert 1. Potential wetlands of international importance w.r.t. Ramsar Criteria. 2. Potential wetlands of national and international importance w.r.t. Indian WL (P) Act 1972 CITES CMS. 3. Consolidated listing of wetlands of national and international importance. 4. Indira Gandhi Nahar Pariyojana. II. Review of adequacy of the Indian WL (P) Act 1972 vis a vis wetland birds. III. Susceptibility of domestic and wild bird species to the H5N1 Asian stain. V. Species plates. VI. References 1. Annexure Codes for Aves observation sites. 2. Annexure Data source. 3. Annexure Globally threatened species vs. species under Indian WL (P) Act 1972. Index of Scientific names. Index of Common names. 206 pp.…

Soft cover. Etat : New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Study area. 3. Methodology. 4. Results. 5. References. Photoplates.Rising human population and economic development persistently increase pressure on availability of land and natural resources. This phenomenon is slowly but steadily engulfing wilderness outside and sometimes even within protected areas leaving highly fragmented habitats wherein population of wild animals has gone to a very low lavel. The State of Gujarat is not an exception to it and facing these threats in the form of loss of habitat, hunting presure, loss of prey base, population fragmentation, inadequate protected area coverage and poorly developed administrative structures in the field. Moreover, the precise distribution and status of many taxa are not identified, also little is known of their ecology, and even if known, it is for a few flagship species only. In the coming decades, the principal challenge facing wild animals of the State is to ensure that the species whose status is currently precarious do not get extinct like others which have disappeared altogether (for example Cheetah Acinonyx jubatus) from the region. To achieve the target abundance of any species is probably less important than mapping the distribution as well as identifing and maintaining possible corridors between the populations and also dealing with site-specific threats to their existence.…