Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. It furthers the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide.

Price: $37.50

Format:
Paperback 316 pp.
numerous line drawings, 140 mm x 215 mm

ISBN-10:
0195655427

ISBN-13:
9780195655421

Publication date:
January 2001

Imprint: OUP India

Share on Facebook

Add to Favourites Tell a Friend


The Oxford Anthology of Indian Wildlife: Volume 2: Watching and Conserving

Mahesh Rangarajan

This anthology consists of accounts of Indian wildlife from the days of the Raj to present times. It documents the change in attitudes to the animal world, with the focus shifting from conquest or slaughter towards conservation. It includes early and contemporary accounts of the wild which celebrate the joys of watching wildlife and detail the wealth of birds and beasts that make India so exceptional in terms of natural heritage.

Readership : Wildlife, biology, ecology faculties and students, voluntary groups; historians, all those interested in flora and fauna

There is no Table of Contents available at this time.
There are no Instructor/Student Resources available at this time.

Mahesh Rangarajan is at Nehru Memorial Museum and Library.

There are no related titles available at this time.

Please check back for the special features of this book.