Paradox of Success-Mediated Conflicts: Analysing Attitudes of Local Communities Towards Successfully Reintroduced Tigers in India

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RT @ubcforestry: Researchers from @wiiofficial1 and #UBCForestry’s @kramesh95 analyze the attitudes of local communities towards successful…

29 Jan 2022

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Researchers from @wiiofficial1 and #UBCForestry’s @kramesh95 analyze the attitudes of local communities towards successfully reintroduced tigers in India in their new article with @FrontiersIn. Read more: https://t.co/zoIt2rIWv2 https://t.co/VU8GCpl5lp

28 Jan 2022

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RT @kramesh95: Paradox of Success-Mediated Conflicts: Analysing Attitudes of Local Communities Towards Successfully Reintroduced Tigers in…

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New Research: Paradox of Success-Mediated Conflicts: Analysing Attitudes of Local Communities Towards Successfully Reintroduced Tigers in India https://t.co/6VOV1WgYTP #conservation

21 Jan 2022

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