Wildlife

 Bok review: Heady stuff

Conservation and Society by Kamaljit S Bawa

Publication Date: 
14/09/2003
Nitin Sethi
Down to Earth
Tags:
Ecology, Keoladeo NP, Wildlife, National Parks, Africa
India

 Peck and die

Bacteria kill Africa s flamingos

Publication Date: 
30/12/2002
Down to Earth
Tags:
Pollution, Infectious Diseases, Research, Africa, Toxins
India

 Face death now

Some languages are murdered

Publication Date: 
30/12/2002
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Endangered Species, Tribals, Biodiversity, Research, Human Rights, Africa, Mexico, Papua New Guinea, Brazil, India, Rajasthan, Statistics
India

 Life s data

Repositories of knowledge

Publication Date: 
30/12/2002
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Endangered Species, Tribals, Biodiversity, Research, Human Rights, Africa, Mexico, Papua New Guinea, Brazil, India, Rajasthan, Statistics
Poverty

 The gap

Poverty is gendered

Publication Date: 
30/12/2002
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Women, Maternal Health, Economic Development, Poverty, Africa, Developing Countries, Statistics
India

 The pig headed species

Overzealous conservationists block progress at CITES meet
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Publication Date: 
14/12/2002
Nitin Sethi
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Tags:
CITES, Whales, Trade, Endangered Species, Wildlife, Elephant, Africa, Norway, Brazil, Chile, India, European Union (EU)
Fisheries

 EU casts its net wider

Mozambique has become the fifteenth African nation to grant fishing rights to the European Union (EU). Under the pact, European vessels will be allowed to catch tuna and shrimp off the country's

Publication Date: 
29/11/2002
Down to Earth
Tags:
Fisheries, Fish Marketing, Legislation, Africa, Mozambique, European Union (EU)
Fisheries

 Fish on the front burner

Marine species likely to top CITES meet agenda

Publication Date: 
29/11/2002
Nitin Sethi
Down to Earth
Tags:
CITES, Corals, Fisheries, Trade, Elephant, Africa, Kenya, Norway, India, Sustainable Development
Agriculture

 Survival at stake

The

Publication Date: 
14/11/2002
Down to Earth
Tags:
Agriculture, Forest Personnel, Deforestation, Farmers, Conflicts, Protected Area Conservation, Africa, Cote D' Ivoire
Health

 In Brief

PILE OF PERIL: Toxic waste from piles of unused pesticides in Africa is threatening people's health and the environment. Despite several clean-up measures by the Rome-based Food and Agriculture

Publication Date: 
30/10/2002
Down to Earth
Tags:
Environment, Trade, Health, Malaria, Workers, Medical Research, Homeopathy, Hazardous Products, Public Participation, Awards, Nuclear Weapons, Africa, India, Assam, Toxic Wastes

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