Radhakrishna, Sindhu and Sinha, Anindya
(2010)
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde: The strange case of human- macaque interactions in India (Commentary).
Current Conservation, 4.
pp. 39-40.
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As we hurtle headlong into the twenty-first century creating
technologies, breathing development, and grabbing land and
resources, most of us will readily acknowledge that we may be
harming the natural world by our actions and that we must do
what we can to correct this. Judging from the enthusiastic
response to most wildlife campaigns nowadays, it would also
appear that the human population, or a goodly portion of it,
genuinely sympathises with the fate of wild animals today and
seeks to preserve them and their habitats. The more difficult
choice to accept is that of physical coexistence, or sharing our
living space with them. It is relatively easy to think of saving
wildlife when it is a matter of conserving their space, infinitely
more challenging when the issue is one of sharing our space
with them.
Most primate species |
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School of Natural and Engineering Sciences > Animal Behaviour Programmes > Ecology, Behaviour and Conservation |
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Schools > Natural Sciences and Engineering |
Date Deposited: |
03 Dec 2015 10:56 |
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03 Dec 2015 10:56 |
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