CAT NEWS No43 - SPECIES SURVIVAL COMMISSION / CAT SPECIALIST GROUP

 

Editor Peter Jackson

Managing Editors Christine & Urs Breitenmoser


Associate Editors
Adrienne (Farrell) Jackson, Brian Bertram, Keith Richmond

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Christine Breitenmoser

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Editorial

Vivid photographs of Tibetans wearing tiger and leopard skins smuggled from India have highlighted the crisis which India is facing because of failures in its tiger conservation programme. Early in 2005 it was discovered that all the tigers in the Sariska Tiger Reserve, only 200 km from the capital, Delhi, had been poached in a matter of months, and that tigers were missing from other reserves, including the world-famous Ranthambhore Reserve...

 

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Contents & Articles

An overview over the content and summaries of selected articles from this volume.

 

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