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Bringing Back Manas ANNEXURE 21 LIST OF HERB SPECIES WITH THEIR DENSITIES IN EVERGREEN FORESTS UNDER BTC AREA ANNEXURE 22 LIST OF HERB SPECIES WITH THEIR DENSITIES IN SCRUB FORESTS UNDER BTC AREA Plants/ha Species Mean SE Calamus latifolius 88.88889 58.23483 Chabo 288.8889 233.7329 Custus sp 450 449.9911 Dayin 16.66667 16.66634 Deekna 255.5556 255.5505 Eupatorum odoratum 605.5556 433.8879 Ficus glomorata 55.55556 55.55445 Gagun 77.77778 77.77623 Jasminum pubesens 5238.889 1096.412 Khara Lara 466.6667 411.5884 La Saung 16.66667 16.66634 Makai Patta or Makai Kate 566.6667 419.6087 Morang 388.8889 388.8812 Peepla 82.35294 80.03108 Poteto ghas 216.6667 216.6624 UI 888.8889 415.845 Plants/ha Species Mean SE Eupatorum odoratum 13936.36 4450.106 Hooken 63.63636 63.6351 Jasminum pubesens 418.1818 418.1735 Jharoo 1063.636 1063.615 Lantana camara 2154.545 1412.215 Mimosa hamata 700 399.3097 199
ANNEXURE 23 LIST OF HERB SPECIES WITH THEIR DENSITIES IN SAL FORESTS UNDER BTC AREA Plants/ha Species Mean SE Acasia tortolis 22.58065 22.5802 Bagai 77.41935 68.10825 Bichhu 0.967742 0.967723 Chepley 9.677419 9.677227 Dedonia vicosa 90.32258 90.32079 Eupatorum odoratum 3670.968 1421.581 Gagun 9.677419 9.677227 Gangar Thaisp 67.74194 58.54523 Hooken 148.3871 148.3842 Jasminum pubesens 435.4839 149.372 Jasminum sp 67.74194 49.81309 Kanta Kulia 9.677419 9.677227 Lakhna 725.8065 356.1664 Lantana camara 125.8065 125.804 Leeva 9.677419 9.677227 Lookua 9.677419 9.677227 Mimosa hamata 54.83871 38.75368 Pesa Gopkho 483.871 483.8614 Phool Daodi 19.35484 13.45564 Poteto ghas 9.677419 9.677227 Spilanthus acmela 193.5484 193.5445 200 Bringing Back Manas
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BRINGING BACK MANAS Conserving the
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CONTENTS MESSAGES 5 PREFACE 7 ACKNO
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ROCKYBUL HUSSAIN Phone : (0361) 223
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The effort to bring back Manas was
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Manas’ wherein lodged within the
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parks, wildlife sanctuaries and res
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Introduction In 1996, the Supreme C
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Within the Bodo area of Assam, a
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However, the crucial and most signi
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One representative of the Forest or
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provisions shall “as far as may b
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According to Sec. 2(h) ‘local bod
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Local Biodiversity Fund Chapter XI
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Further, the Court issued various d
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economic decline will be feeding ea
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members of the tribal areas of Assa
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Profile of Bodoland Territorial Cou
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Table 2 District wise population di
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Table 4 Social Forestry Divisions F
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Terminalia bellerica, Schima wallic
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type of forest, grasses like Impera
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Introduction Land use and land cove
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46 Bringing Back Manas Fig.23 Break
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Table.10 Land use and land cover an
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Table.12 Land use land cover and it
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Table 14 Land use and land cover an
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Table 16 Land use and land cover an
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The land use characteristics and sp
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Tippet’s random number series wer
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Fig. 43 Occupational distribution b
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purchased (1.89%) or collected free
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(d) Grasses, Cane and medicinal pla
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Anecdotal surveys conducted by amat
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Fig. 63 Map showing land use and la
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Table 20 Shrub species diversities
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Table 22 Bird species diversities i
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Bird diversity Mean species richnes
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Fig.66 Map of the study area showin
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Fig 68 Map of study area showing lo
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Fig 70 Map of the study area showin
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The other ungulate of conservation
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It does appear that exotic weed suc
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Bengal. This area, with the excepti
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88 Bringing Back Manas Fig.82 Map o
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Introduction Forest resources play
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people do not own any forest area.
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Fig. 95 People's perception on init
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was responsible for conflict in all
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Fig.113 District wise variation on
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department. However, 14.29% of peop
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While the Greater Manas concept was
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twin paddocks were deemed essential
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Fig. 127 Blood collection after rad
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With the Chief Wildlife Warden of A
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crate. A long MS pipe, hooked on to
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On the day of relocation, on the 23
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the release area, a thorough diseas
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A daily record of the progress of a
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) Whenever visual contact was lost,
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The need for training frontline for
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national average on state PAs is 40
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1. Introduction Urbanization and en
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3. Mobile Veterinary support in Low
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encountered was the Burmese rock py
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fall sick. Very often, small health
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Morgan, E.R., Lundervold, M., Medle
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spirit of the Constitution (seventy
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Bringing Back Manas APPENDIX ‘A
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medium of instruction in educationa
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10. Additional development package
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Background and Objective 9.22.1 The
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Act should be reviewed to plug the
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As regards Mizoram, the Commission
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Session 5: 10.00 PM - 01.00 PM - Pr
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