The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 181National Geographic Society., 1992 - Geography |
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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAY 1992 India's Wildlife Dilemma By Geoffrey C. Ward Photographs by Raghu Rai Growing numbers of poverty- stricken farmers compete for land with diverse wildlife species- threatening the future of India's unique ...
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAY 1992 India's Wildlife Dilemma By Geoffrey C. Ward Photographs by Raghu Rai Growing numbers of poverty- stricken farmers compete for land with diverse wildlife species- threatening the future of India's unique ...
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And only about 3 percent , scattered across the country in tattered , isolated patches , has specifically been set aside for wildlife . The number of officially endangered spe- cies has risen from 13 in 1952 to 140 today .
And only about 3 percent , scattered across the country in tattered , isolated patches , has specifically been set aside for wildlife . The number of officially endangered spe- cies has risen from 13 in 1952 to 140 today .
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Eastern Wildlife STEVE GOLDFIELD Oakland , California James Conaway's article on wildlife restoration in the Northeast deserves much credit for pointing out that most money for conservation derives from licenses and taxes paid by ...
Eastern Wildlife STEVE GOLDFIELD Oakland , California James Conaway's article on wildlife restoration in the Northeast deserves much credit for pointing out that most money for conservation derives from licenses and taxes paid by ...
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