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TIGER TASK FORCE REPORT JOINING THE DOTS ■3.3 The illegal trade agenda1. EIA, 1996, The Political Wilderness — India’sTiger Crisis, Environmental InvestigationAgency, London2. EIA, 1996, The Political Wilderness — India’sTiger Crisis, Environmental InvestigationAgency, London3. EIA, 1996, The Political Wilderness — India’sTiger Crisis, Environmental InvestigationAgency, London4. WWF, 1996, Tigers in the Wild, Species StatusReport, Gland5. EIA, 1996, The Political Wilderness — India’sTiger Crisis, Environmental InvestigationAgency, London6. Anju Sharma, 1994, ‘Last chance for the big cat’,Down To Earth, Vol 12 No 24, Society forEnvironmental Communication, New Delhi7. Kristin Nowell (undated), ‘Far from a cure: thetiger trade revisited’, WWF-TRAFFIC8. EIA, 1999, The State of the Tiger: India’s TigerCrisis, UK9. EIA, 2004, The Tiger Skin Trail, UK10. Chris R Shepherd and Nolan Magnus, 2004,Nowhere to hide; the trade in Sumatran tiger, ATRAFFIC-Southeast Asia Report11. Leigh A Henry, 2004, ‘A tale of two cities: acomparative study of traditional Chinesemedicine markets in San Francisco and NewYork city’, TRAFFIC-North America, WWF,Washington DC12. EIA, 2004, ‘Urgent need for a specialisedenforcement unit in India to deal with thegrowing illegal trade in tiger skins’, press release,November 913. CITES, 2000, ‘The CITES tiger high level politicalmissions’, doc 11.30 (rev 1) annex 2, mimeo14. CITES, 2002, ‘Interpretation and implementationof the convention; conservation of and trade intigers’, CoP 12, doc 33, mimeo15. CITES, 2004, ‘Interpretation and implementationof the convention; conservation of and trade intigers’, CoP 13, doc 28, mimeo16. CITES, 2004, ‘Notification to parties’, December,mimeo17. CITES, 2005, ‘Notification to parties’, March,mimeo18. Willem Wijnstekers, 2004, letter to the Indianprime minister, CITES JMS/WWW, April 12, mimeo19. CITES, 2005, Interpretation and implementation ofthe convention; illegal trade in tigers’, documentsubmitted by the US on behalf of the NorthAmerica region, for the 53rd meeting of thestanding committee, June 27 to July 1, Geneva SC53 doc 17, mimeo20. Anon, 2001, ‘Thailand’s tiger economy’, EIA,London3.3a Domestic enforcement agenda1. B K Sharma, 2005, minutes of the Tiger TaskForce consultations, CBI, Delhi, May 18, 2005,mimeo2. Anon, 2005, ‘Breakthrough in Ghaziabadand Khaga skin seizures’,http://www.21stcenturytiger.org/news/news.html, as seen on May 31, 20053. EIA, 2004, The Tiger Skin Trail, EIA, London4. MoEF, 1994, Report of the Committee onPrevention of Illegal Trade in Wildlife andWildlife Products, ministry of environment andforests, New Delhi5. MoEF, 2005, ‘Expedite the setting up of theNational Wildlife Crime Bureau in view of theactions by CITES’, Agenda item No 14 for theNational Board for Wildlife Meeting, March,New Delhi, mimeo6. Project Tiger, 2005, Tiger poaching analysis ofcountry level data, 1999-2003, Delhi, mimeo7. WPSI tiger seizures as viewed on websitewww.wpsi-india.org8. B K Sharma, 2004, ‘Wildlife crime in India:myths and realities’, in Sanctuary Asia, April,Mumbai3.4 Innovative protection agenda1. Bahar Dutt, 2003, ‘The forgotten people:Bawarias of Rajasthan’, proceedings of the publichearing, New Delhi, Muktidhara, Rajasthan2. Ouk Kimsan, 2001, ‘Community-basedmonitoring and conservation of tigers inCambodia's most important tiger conservationunits’, Royal Government of Cambodia,Cambodia, December3. Ouk Kimsan, 2001, ‘Community-basedmonitoring and conservation of tigers inCambodia's most important tiger conservationunits’, Royal Government of Cambodia,Cambodia, December4. Ouk Kimsan, 2001, ‘Community-basedmonitoring and conservation of tigers inCambodia's most important tiger conservationunits’, Royal Government of Cambodia,Cambodia, December5. Ouk Kimsan, 2001, ‘Community-basedmonitoring and conservation of tigers inCambodia's most important tiger conservationunits’, Royal Government of Cambodia,Cambodia, December6. WWF-India, 1996, Tiger conservation strategy andaction plan, New DelhiReferences 155
■ JOINING THE DOTS TIGER TASK FORCE REPORT7. Aparajita Datta, 2005, Protecting withpeople: wildlife conservation in ArunachalPradesh, Nature Conservation Foundation,mimeo8. Aparajita Datta, 2005, Protecting withpeople: wildlife conservation in ArunachalPradesh, Nature Conservation Foundation,mimeo9. Aparajita Datta, 2005, Protecting with people:wildlife conservation in Arunachal Pradesh,Nature Conservation Foundation, mimeo10. Deepa Kozhisseri, 2005, ‘Once poachers,now guards’, Down To Earth, Vol 14 No 7,Society for Environmental Communications,New Delhi3.5 The science agenda1. Rajesh Gopal, 1992, Fundamentals of WildlifeManagement, Justice Home, Allahabad2. John Seidensticker, 2002, foreword in UllasKaranth and James Nichols edited, MonitoringTigers and their Prey, Centre for Wildlife Society,Bangalore3. GOI, 1972, ‘Project Tiger: a planning proposal forpreservation of tiger in India’, task force report,ministry of agriculture, New Delhi4. Rajesh Gopal, 1992, Fundamentals of WildlifeManagement, Justice Home, Allahabad5. K Ullas Karanth, James D Nichols et al 2004,‘Tigers and their prey: predicting carnivoredensities from prey abundance’ in PNAS, April 6,Vol 101, No 14, 4854-48586. Project Tiger directorate, 2002, ‘Tiger habitat andpopulation evaluation system for the Indian subcontinent’,mimeo7. Anon, 2004, Research proposal submitted by S PGoyal, mimeo8. Yan Chun Xu et al 2005, ‘Individualisationof tigers by using microsatellites, ForensicScience International, 151 (2005) 45-51, Elsevier,Ireland3.6 The research agenda1. Nitin Sethi, 2005, ‘Hunted’, Down To Earth,Vol 13 No 22, Society for EnvironmentalCommunications, New Delhi2. Raghunandan Chundawat, 2005, submission tothe Tiger Task Force3. R Sukumar and Ullas Karanth, 1998, draft guidelinesfor a national wildlife research policy,mimeo4. V B Sawarkar, 2005, Independent Monitoring ofTiger Reserves, Wildlife Institute of India, mimeo5. B S Bonal, 2005, deliberations with the TigerTask Force, New Delhi3.7 The relocation agenda1. Indian Board for Wildlife, 1972, Project Tiger: aplanning proposal for preservation of tiger(Panthera tigris) in India, task force, ministry ofagriculture, government of India, Delhi2. Principal chief conservator of forests, Bhadrawildlife sanctuary, 1993, A note on the actiontaken to rehabilitate the people and livestockfrom Bhadra wildlife sanctuary, mimeo.3. Anon, 2005, data from Karnataka forestdepartment to the Tiger Task Force (personalcommunication)4. Project Tiger, 2005, Compendium of guidelinesand circulars issued by director, Project Tiger,mimeo5. Sunita Narain, 2003, ‘A foriegn vocabulary’,Down To Earth, Vol 12 No 3, Society forEnvironmental Communications, New Delhi6. V D Sharma, R G Soni and Rajendra Singh, 2005,suggestions to the Tiger Task Force, mimeo7. Padmaparna Ghosh, 2005, ‘Laid out and bare:the price of mindless relocation’, Down To Earth,Vol 14 No 1, Society for EnvironmentalCommunications, New Delhi8. Radhika Johari, 2003, Maps of gods andmemories of trees: blurring the boundaries ofSariska tiger reserve, paper presented at theCanadian Anthropology Society, CASCA, May7-11, Halifax, mimeo9. V D Sharma, R G Soni and Rajendra Singh, 2005,suggestions to the Tiger Task Force, mimeo10. A J T Johnsingh, K Sankar and ShomitaMukherjee, 1997, ‘Saving prime tiger habitat inSariska tiger reserve’, Cat News 27, Autumn11. Arpan Sharma, 2003, ‘Displacement fromwildlife protected areas: implications forconservation and livelihoods’, Social Change,June-September, Vol 33, 2&312. Dionne Bunsha, 2005, ‘Left high and dry’,Frontline, Vol 22, Issue 11, May 21-June 03,Chennai13. Principal chief conservator of forests, Bhadrawildlife sanctuary, 1993, A note on the actiontaken to rehabilitate the people and livestockfrom Bhadra wildlife sanctuary, mimeo.14. Krithi K Karanth et al (undated), Village size andforest disturbance in Bhadra wildlife sanctuary,Western Ghats, India, mimeo15. Government of Karnataka, 2002, ‘Forgottenvillages: the story of resettlement of villages fromthe Bhadra tiger reserve, deputy commissioner,Chikmagalur16. Krithi K Karanth et al (undated) Village size andforest disturbance in Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary,Western Ghats, India, mimeo156 References
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