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India is one of the world's most biodiverse nations — home to Bengal tigers, Asiatic lions, Indian elephants, snow leopards, and one-horned rhinoceroses, spread across ecosystems ranging from Himalayan alpine meadows to tropical rainforests, mangrove deltas, and coral reefs. Yet this extraordinary natural heritage is under serious and accelerating threat. Habitat destruction, poaching, pollution, human-wildlife conflict, and climate change are pushing many of India's most iconic species toward the edge of survival.
This book guides readers through the key concepts, laws, and challenges of wildlife conservation in India. We cover:
The principles of conservation and preservation, and how they apply to India's diverse ecosystems
Major threats to India's wildlife, from deforestation and illegal trade to invasive species and climate change
Landmark legislation including the Wildlife Protection Act, the Forest Conservation Act, and the Biological Diversity Act
India's biodiversity hotspots — the Western Ghats, Eastern Himalayas, and the Sundarbans
Flagship species conservation: Project Tiger, Project Elephant, and the recovery of the Asiatic lion
Protected areas, national parks, and wildlife sanctuaries across India
The role of courts, NGOs, research institutions, and local communities in conservation
How technology — from camera traps and drones to AI and satellite imaging — is transforming wildlife protection
The future of conservation in a rapidly developing India
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Siva Prasad Bose
Siva Prasad Bose is an author of introductory guidebooks on aspects of Indian laws. He is currently retired after many years of service as an electrical engineer in Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation Limited. He received his engineering degree from Jadavpur University, Kolkata and has a law degree from Meerut University, Meerut and a BSc from MMH College, Ghaziabad. His interests lie in the fields of family law, environmental law, law of contracts, and areas of law related to power electricity related issues. He lives in Delhi.
