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Reference Base  Conservation conflict in Nepal: An examination of the pat... |
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Conservation conflict in Nepal: An examination of the pattern and ecological dimension of human-wildlife conflict and wildlife conservation |
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Acharya, K.P. |
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2018 |
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Ph.D. dissertation presented to Hamburg University, Germany |
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Asia - South Asia - Nepal
Conservation
Indian Rhino
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| Human-wildlife conflict is recognized as one of the most challenging conservation issues worldwide. The problems have been compounded by unsustainable exploitation of forest areas to meet human needs that often contradict with needs of wildlife species. The problem is particularly acute where the... |
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