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A myriad range of stories to read and understand from the world of conservation and ecology.
Is today’s fiction tomorrow’s reality?
Old threats continue to drive biodiversity decline
Why do black sparrowhawks come in different colours?
'Live' from the wild
Bridging the gap between humans and elephants: from anthropology to ecology
From small beginnings come great things
Climate Change and Literature: An interview with Amitav Ghosh
Understanding the humans in fisheries
Embracing the climate change narrative
Living with change: local responses to global impacts in India’s oceanic coral reefs
Pecking order in an island fauna
Project Isabela and Issues surrounding invasive species: An interview with Josh Donlan
Brumby: Wild at Heart
Studying zoo animals: Why it’s worth the effort
Managing man’s best friend in a Trans-Himalayan landscape
Intertidal networks: an interview with Sonia Kefi
Climate change and conservation
Ecological values through religious beliefs
Palming off the forests: social and ecological implications of introducing oil palm plantations in North-east India
The paradox of militarised conservation and justice in decentralised forestry
Running out of time?
Appetite for travel
Integrating science into conservation decision-making: an interview with Jim Nichols
Reinventing professional forestry education in dynamic governance regimes
Reviving extinct species – future of science or fool’s errand?
Asian vulture crisis – 40 million gone, but have we reached a turning point?
Attacking shark stereotypes through art
Sometimes it happens: How wildlife is thriving amongst India’s booming population
Recovery of Lakshadweep’s coral reef fish
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