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TIGER TASK FORCE REPORT JOINING THE DOTS ■17. Ministry of environment and forests, 2002,National Wildlife Action Plan, government ofIndia, Delhi3.8 The coexistence agenda1. H S Pabla, 1997, ‘Man-wildlife conflict aroundprotected areas’, Vacham wildlife preservation,Vol VIII, No 2, April 1997, Centre for HumanSettlements and Environment, Bhopal2. Puja Sawhney, 2003, People-park interaction: acase of Bandhavgarh national park, Centre forDevelopment Research, University of Bonn,Germany3. Rucha Ghate, 2003, ‘Global gains at local costs:imposing protected areas’, department ofeconomics, Nagpur university, mimeo4. Puja Sawhney, 2003, People-park interaction: acase of Bandhavgarh national park, Centre forDevelopment Research, University of Bonn,Germany5. Manshi Asher, 2005, report of the public hearingat the Buxa tiger reserve, National Forum forForest People and Forest Workers, April, mimeo6. Shomona Khanna and Naveen T K, 2005,Contested terrain: forest cases in the SupremeCourt of India, Society for Rural Urban andTribal Initiative, April, New Delhi7. V K Bahuguna, 2003, guidelines for diversion offorest land for non-forest purposes under FCA,letter to the chief secretary/administrator (allstates), 20.10.2003, F No 2-1/2003-FC, FC division,MoEF, in Handbook of FC Act 1980, MoEF, NewDelhi8. Puja Sawhney, 2003, People-park interaction: acase of Bandhavgarh national park, Centre forDevelopment Research, University of Bonn,Germany9. Ashish Kothari et al 1989, Management ofnational parks and sanctuaries in India: a statusreport, Indian Institute of Public Administration,New Delhi10. DCF, wildlife division, Chamarajanagar, 2004,official memorandum, no B/WL/CR-36/2002-03,Karnataka11. V D Sharma, R G Soni and Rajendra Singh, 2005,suggestions to the Tiger Task Force, mimeo12. Rucha Ghate, 2003, Global gains at local costs:imposing protected areas, department ofeconomics, Nagpur university, mimeo13. Rucha Ghate, 2005, submission to the Tiger TaskForce, Nagpur, June, mimeo14. Harini Nagendra, personal communication,nagendra@indiana.edu15. Ghazala Shahabuddin and Soumya Prasad, 2004,‘Assessing ecological sustainability of nontimberforest produce extraction: the Indianscenario’, Conservation and Society 2, 2, Sagepublications, Delhi, Thousand Oaks, London16. Sharad Lele, 2005, letter and suggestions to TigerTask Force, by email July 4, Bangalore17. J Mutebi, ‘Co-managed protected areas: fromconflict to collaboration, experience in BwindiImpenetrable National Park, Uganda, CAREUganda18. UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre,Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, UgandaSeptember 2003/July 22 2005, http://www.unepwcmc.org/sites/wh/bwindi.html19. R G Wild, J Mutebi, ‘Conservation throughcommunity use of plant resources’ CAREDecember 199620. R G Wild, J Mutebi, ‘Conservation throughcommunity use of plant resources’, CARE,December 199621. R G Wild, J Mutebi, ‘Conservation throughcommunity use of plant resources’, CAREDecember 199622. J Mutebi, ‘Co-managed protected areas: fromconflict to collaboration’, experience in BwindiImpenetrable National Park, Uganda, CARE,Uganda3.9 The fringe agenda1. Harini Nagendra et al 2005, ‘People within parks— forest villages, land cover change andlandscape fragmentation in the Tadoba-Andharitiger reserve, India’, mimeo2. H S Pabla, 2005, ‘Use it or lose it: the mantra forman-animal co-existence’, mimeo3. Nitin Sethi, 2004, ‘The Bandipur-Brazilcorridor’, Down To Earth, Vol 13 No 11, Societyfor Environmental Communications, New Delhi4. H S Pabla, 2005, ‘Use it or lose it: the mantra forman-animal co-existence’, mimeo5. H S Pabla, 2005, ‘Use it or lose it: the mantra forman-animal co-existence’, mimeo6. H S Pabla, 2005, ‘Use it or lose it: the mantra forman-animal co-existence’, mimeo7. M D Madhusudan, 2003, ‘Living amidst largewildlife: livestock and crop depredation by largemammals in the interior villges of Bhadra tigerreserve’, south India, Springer8. M D Madhusudan, 2003, ‘Living amidst largewildlife: livestock and crop depredation by largemammals in the interior villges of Bhadra tigerreserve’, south India, Springer9. Anon, 1996, India Ecodevelopment Project,Project Report 1996, World Bank10. Anon, 1996, India Ecodevelopment Project,Project Report 1996, World BankReferences 157
■ JOINING THE DOTS TIGER TASK FORCE REPORT11. Anon, 1996, India Ecodevelopment Project,Project Report 1996, World Bank12. Nitin Sethi, 2004, ‘Officially bankrupt’, Down ToEarth, Vol 13, No 5, Society for EnvironmentalCommunications, New Delhi13. Nitin Sethi, 2004, ‘Officially bankrupt’, Down ToEarth, Vol 13, No 5, Society for EnvironmentalCommunications, New Delhi14. Anon, 1983, ‘Eliciting public support for wildlifeconservation’, Indian Board of Wildlife, Uniongovernment of India, Delhi15. Nitin Sethi, 2004, ‘Officially bankrupt’, Down ToEarth, Vol 13, No 5, Society for EnvironmentalCommunications, New Delhi16. Nitin Sethi, 2004, ‘Officially bankrupt’, Down ToEarth, Vol 13, No 5, Society for EnvironmentalCommunications, New Delhi17. Nitin Sethi, 2004, ‘Officially bankrupt’, Down ToEarth, Vol 13, No 5, Society for EnvironmentalCommunications, New Delhi18. Anon, 2000, ‘Bone of contention’, Down ToEarth, Vol 9, No 7, Society for EnvironmentalCommunications, New Delhi19. K Ullas Karanth, 2005, Comments andsuggestions on some general issues of tigerconservation in india, Centre for WildlifeStudies, Wildlife Conservation SocietyBangalore20. Vishwas Sawarkar, 2005, ‘What will it taketo secure in the long term the future of tigersin the forests of India — an appraisal’,submitted to the Tiger Task Force, government ofIndia21. V K Bahuguna et al 2004, Root to Canopy,Winrock International India22. V K Bahuguna et al 2004, Root to Canopy,Winrock International India23. Mark Poffenberger and Betsy McGean, 1996,Village Voices, Forest Choices, OxfordUniversity Press24. V K Bahuguna et al 2004, Root to Canopy,Winrock International India25. Anon, 2004, Forest and Wildlife Statistics India2004, Union ministry of environment andforests, New Delhi26. Anon, 2004, Forest and Wildlife Statistics India2004, Union ministry of environment andforests, New Delhi27. Ruksan Bose, 2005, ‘Too cut and dried’, Down ToEarth, Vol 14, No 5, Society for EnvironmentalCommunications, New Delhi28. Ashish Kothari, 2005, comments on the Wildlife(Protection) Amendment Bill, 2002, Kalpvriksh,Pune29. Mohit Gera, 2004, ‘Jammu and Kashmir’, Root toCanopy, V K Bahuguna et al editors, WinrockInternational India3.10 The tourism agenda1. Project Tiger, 2005, ‘Analysis of data receivedfrom states’, mimeo2. Anon, 2005, data from Rajasthan state forestdepartment to Tiger Task Force, personalcommunication3. Anon, 2005, data from Periyar Foundation to theTiger Task Force, personal communication4. MoEF, 2002, the National Wildlife Action Plan2002-2016, government of India5. Anon, 2004, compendium of guidelines issuedby Project Tiger director, New Delhi6. Government of Rajasthan, 2004, guidelinesregarding regulation of tourists and vehicles inRanthambhore national park, September 20,Jaipur7. Dharmendra Khandal, 2004, ‘Tourismmanagement in the Ranthambhore national park:problems and solutions’, September, TigerWatch, Sawai Madhopur, mimeo8. Anon, 2005, data received from Rajasthan stateforest department to the Tiger Task Force, 20059. Anon, 2005, data received from Rajasthan stateforest department to the Tiger Task Force, 200510. A K Garg, 2003, Order No F 11 (14) forest/01,government of Rajasthan, forest department,May 26, Jaipur11. R Sukumar, 2005, brief note placed beforethe Tiger Task Force, at the meeting held atthe CES, IISc, Bangalore, June 21, Centre forEcological Sciences, Indian Institute of Science,mimeo12. R Sukumar, 2005, brief note placed before theTiger Task Force, at the meeting held at the CES,IISc, Bangalore, June 21, Centre for EcologicalSciences, Indian Institute of Science, mimeo13. Deepa Kozhisseri, 2005, ‘Once poacher,now guard’, Down To Earth, Vol 14, No 6,Society for Environmental Communications,New Delhi14. R Sukumar, 2005, brief note placed beforethe Tiger Task Force, at the meeting held atthe CES, IISc, Bangalore, June 21, Centre forEcological Sciences, Indian Institute of Science,mimeo15. Ghazala Shahabuddin, 2005, ‘When people takecharge, sustainable tourism equals sustainableliving’, mimeo16. Rustam Vania, 2002, ‘The enterprise’, Down ToEarth, Vol 11, No 5, Society for EnvironmentalCommunications, New Delhi17. http://earthtrends.wri.org/text/biodiversity-158 References
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