Human resettlement and tiger conservation – Socio-economic assessment of pastoralists reveals a rare conservation opportunity in a human-dominated landscape

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@ClaytonTLamb This article might interest you: https://t.co/rXomdsWBH7 It shows some communities living with tigers would prefer to move away from tigers than to coexist with them

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Excellent new paper on human resettlement and #conservation of #tigers http://t.co/AwZrPl6vxn

17 Dec 2013

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Excellent new paper on human resettlement and #conservation of #tigers http://t.co/AwZrPl6vxn

17 Dec 2013

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Human resettlement and #tiger conservation – a rare conservation opportunity in a human-dominated landscape http://t.co/GP16ViSS4W

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