Wildlife Management: Concept, Analysis and Conservation
by Saxena, Amita
ISBN: 9789386949608
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Imprint : Daya Publishing House
Year : 2018
Price : Rs. 9495.00
Biblio : x+266 p., 25 cm
Author Profile
Dr. Amita Saxena Professor of Fisheries Sciences at G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar, Uttarakhand, India has been awarded as an outstanding woman of 20th century award (America). She formulated feed for air breathing and ornamental fishes, organisms and other aquatic animals. Her debut in designed pearl culture in Uttrakhand (Hill State) is praise worthy and remarkable. She is crowned with young scientist award, several fellowships/gold medals, Environment endowment award and Bharat Jyoti /Vijay Shri award . She transferred the wildlife conservation and fisheries technologies to the farmers through visits, lectures, radio and TV talks. She has done wildlife survey of HP, UP and Uttrakhand. She has written 19 books and 06 manuals . Nowadays, she is busy in improving the rural economy of poor people through fisheries and other small scale ventures in eco-friendly atmosphere.
About The Book
This books is an unique compilation of 21 chapters, which have been contributed by leading experts who have made significant contributors to wildlife management. This book highlighted the wildlife and its conservations, which include snake and snakebites, Indian Shad, Indian Rhinoceros, Himalayan Musk Deer, Sea Turtles, Lizard, Blood Squirting Lizard, Gyps Vultures, Wild Tigers, One-horned Indian Rhinoceros, Pangolin, Indian, Bustard, Endangered Bird Conservation, Bioremediation, The Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 and Wildlife Conservation and its Management.
This book is valuable to students and teachers of zoology, fisheries, wildlife, professional to wildlife management, forest park rangers, animal lovers and general public to know about important wild animals.
Table of Contents
Preface v
1. Snakes and Snakes Bites 1
Amita Saxena
2. Declining Status and Conservation of Indian Shad
Tenulosa ilisha (Hilsa), (Hamilton, 1822) 21
Seema Jain, Manu Varma and Nisha Rana
3. Bioremediation: A Microbial Technology for Improvising Wildlife 29
Anita Sharma and Pankaj Bhatt
4. An Overview of Indian Wildlife 41
Nidhi Mishra
5. Conservation and Management of Indian Gangetic Dolphin 57
Seema Jain and Manu Varma
6. Endangered Bird’s Conservation 73
Ritu Agrawal and Sandeep P. Jadhav
7. Wildlife in India: Importance and Conservation Efforts 85
Akansha Khati
8. Conservation and Rehabilitation of Critically Endangered
Gangatic Ghariyal (Gavialis ganeticus) 95
Amita Saxena, Anita and Maneesh Kumar Dubey
9. Present Status and Conservation of the Indian Rhinoceros
(Rhinoceros unicornis) 101
Pratibha, Seema Jain and Nisha Rana
10. Himalayan Musk Deer (Moschus chrysogaster): An Introduction
of the State Animal of Uttarakhand with Persisting Threats
and Mitigation Strategies Employed 109
Amita Saxena and Pooja Kanyal
11. Biology of Sea Turtles and Need for Conservation 123
Bindu Sharma
12. Present Status and Conservation of Monitor Lizard 165
Bindu Sharma
13. World's Weirdest Blood Squirting Lizard: The Horned Toad 171
Bindu Sharma
14. The Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 177
Hemlata Wankhede and Yogesh Reddy
15. Wildlife Conservation and Management 183
Geeta Bansal, Vinay Gupta, Rashmi Gupta and Seema Khan
16. Gyps Vultures and their Conservation 189
Abhinav Chauhan and Amita Sarkar
17. Wild Tigers: A Battle for Survival 199
Jayita Thakur, Darshan Malik and Shashi Nijhawan
18. Fighting for Survival: Greater One-horned Indian Rhinoceros 205
Renu Baweja, Shashi Nijhawan and Darshan Malik
19. Pangolin: A Unique Mammal with Scales 213
Deepika Yadav, Darshan Malik and Sunita Singh
20. Wildlife Conservation 233
Amita Saxena and Smita Chauhan
21. Running Out of Time: The Decline of Great Indian Bustard 249
Aeshna Nigam and Ankita Dua
Index 259