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Valmik Thapar
Battling for Survival
Oxford University Press; New Delhi, India; 2003; 0-19-566293-8 / 9780195662931; First Edition; Hardcover; New; New;
Illustrated with rare pictures, this book explores some remarkable efforts to save the forest. In doing so it looks at the governance of wildlife and forests and some of the greatest defenders of wildlife in India Alexander Gibson, S.P. Sahi, A.T.L. Dodsworth, F.W. Champion, Jim Corbett, S.H. Prater, Salim Ali, R.W. Burton, George Schaller, E.P. Gee, Kailash Sankhala, Billy Arjan Singh, M. Krishnan who battled for the future of India s wildlife. Thapar also examines the evolution of wildlife governance in India over two centuries including the Supreme Court s initiatives, recent court decisions, and loopholes in existing legislation. He also explores the amazing efforts of oganizations like the Bombay Natural History Society as an institution dedicated to conservation in the last century. Printed Pages: 424. 014192
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15.15 USD
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Valmik Thapar
Ranthambore: 10 Days in the Tiger Fortress
Oxford University Press; New Delhi, India; 2008; 0195699467 / 9780195699463; First Edition; Hardcover; New; New;
The tiger has always evoked awe, fear, and fascination. Ranthambhore: 10 Days in the Tiger Fortress creates an engrossing, unforgettable portrait of this magnificent creature, featuring many images of tigers in the wild never before captured on film. The book is as much about the rich and vibrant habitat that makes Ranthambhore one of the finest places to watch wild tigers up close, as about a man who over the years has developed a special intimacy with the tiger. Valmik Thapar, after thirty-three years of tiger-watching, finds himself in Ranthambhore once again where he confesses spending his finest ten-day stretch ever. An authentic record of what Ranthambhore has to offer to the keen observer, the more than 200 colour photographs help showcase every incident that took place as the author tracked six tigers in the course of ten days. Tigers reigning over lakes, forts, ruins, chhatris, and Ranthambhore’s famous 600-700-year-old banyan tree—the arresting photographs, captured moment to moment, meld into one another to create a visual continuity perhaps experienced only in motion pictures. A must-read for tiger enthusiasts and all animal lovers. For the record, in June 2008 two tigers from Ranthambhore National Park were shifted to Sariska Tiger Reserve in an effort to reintroduce the big cats at Sariska where the last tiger had disappeared by 2004. 029140
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39.95 USD
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Valmik Thapar (ed.)
Saving Wild Tigers 1900-2000: The Essential Writings
Permanent Black; New Delhi, India; 2001; 8178241501 / 9788178241500; First Edition; Paperback; New;
Between 1875 and 1925 more than 80,000 tigers were slaughtered. Over the next fifty years the massacre grew so alarming that the tiger was driven to the brink of extinction. Alongside this mindless butchery, there began a crusade to protect the tiger. This is a wonderfully readable anthology on the perils faced by tigers, and the travails of those trying to ensure it retains its regal, untamed magnificence. Valmik Thapar has spent twenty-five years working to save wild tigers. He has written eight books on tigers and presented the BBC film series 'Land of the Tiger'. He is the founder of the Ranthambhore Foundation which both works to save the tiger across India as well as networks on tiger-conservation issues across the planet. Printed Pages: 411 with 34 pictures. 031577
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7.25 USD
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Valmik Thapar (ed.)
Saving Wild Tigers 1900-2000: The Essential Writings
Permanent Black; New Delhi, India; 2004; 817824005X / 9788178240053; First Edition; Hard Cover; New; New;
Between 1875 and 1925 more than 80,000 tigers were slaughtered. Over the next fifty years the massacre grew so alarming that the tiger was driven to the brink of extinction. Alongside this mindless butchery, there began a crusade to protect the tiger. This is a wonderfully readable anthology on the perils faced by tigers, and the travails of those trying to ensure it retains its regal, untamed magnificence. Valmik Thapar has spent twenty-five years working to save wild tigers. He has written eight books on tigers and presented the BBC film series 'Land of the Tiger'. He is the founder of the Ranthambhore Foundation which both works to save the tiger across India as well as networks on tiger-conservation issues across the planet. Printed Pages: 411 with 34 pictures. 012902
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10.50 USD
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Valmik Thapar
The Secret Life of Tigers
Oxford University Press; New Delhi, India; 1998; 0-19-564810-2 / 9780195648102; First Edition; Hardcover; New; New;
The Secret Life of Tigers documents the family life of three tigresses and their cubs from soon after birth to adulthood. An extraordinary account if records for the first time the active role the male tiger plays as a father. Printed Pages: 192 with 16 colour illustrations and 1 map. 014191
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