A book titled 'Wildlife India@50' launched

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: September 29 2022

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A book titled "Wildlife India @50" edited by Manoj Kumar Misra and published by Rupa Publication India. The book was published in the 50th anniversary of the Wildlife Protection Act 1972 (9th September).
The book captures India's 50-year-long wildlife journey through the eyes and experiences of a diverse set of authors who themselves played a part in it.
It also highlights various concerns including trading of wildlife products and the increasing loss of natural habitat, cheetah extinction etc.
Manoj Kumar Misra is a former member of the Indian Forest Service (IFS).
He also headed TRAFFIC India, a division of WWF-India.

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A book titled 'Wildlife India@50' launched