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Most of the reserves are surrounded by land - use patterns not compatible with wild- life , and lack corridorial contiguity for animal migration and genetic exchange . The establishment of wildlife reserves and bio - ecological ...
Most of the reserves are surrounded by land - use patterns not compatible with wild- life , and lack corridorial contiguity for animal migration and genetic exchange . The establishment of wildlife reserves and bio - ecological ...
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The tradition of setting up reserves for hunting was continued through the ages even by the British . Later , as more and more land was cultivated , these hunting reserves became refuges for wildlife and were declared national parks or ...
The tradition of setting up reserves for hunting was continued through the ages even by the British . Later , as more and more land was cultivated , these hunting reserves became refuges for wildlife and were declared national parks or ...
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Hindu and Muslim rulers as well as the British , are said to have set aside game reserves where hunting was prohi- bited during breeding seasons . In 1947 , many of these reserves were declared as national parks by India and Pakistan .
Hindu and Muslim rulers as well as the British , are said to have set aside game reserves where hunting was prohi- bited during breeding seasons . In 1947 , many of these reserves were declared as national parks by India and Pakistan .
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