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» Exploitation of forests and the development projects in the past have greatly reduced the wildlife potential of the terrestrial habitats
Exploitation of forests and the development projects in the past have greatly reduced the wildlife potential of the terrestrial habitats
Inside Cover
Foreword
Acknowledgement
List of Tables, Figures And Appendices
List of Plates
Introduction
Methodology
Baseline Studies
Impact Prediction
Recommendations
References
List of Persons Met
Appendices
Last Updated: September 29, 2015
