Gajah30

Gajah 30

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Asian Elephant Specialist Group Gajah #30

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0 Cover, editorial for contributors and contents Download PDF
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1 Editorial
Alex Rübel
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2-3 Notes from the co-chairs IUCN/SSC Asian Elephant Specialist Group
Simon Hedges & Ajay Desai
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4-5 Correspondence
D. K. Lahiri Choudhury
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6-7 Correspondence
Christohper Stremme
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8-12 Socio-economic status of elephant keepers (mahouts) and human–captive elephant conflict: A case study from the three management systems in Tamil Nadu, Southern India
V. Vanitha, K. Thiyagesan & N. Baskaran
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13-18 Distribution, demography and basic husbandry of the Asian elephant in the tourism industry in Northern Thailand
Alexander Godfrey & Charatdao Kongmuang
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19-23 The analysis of data from studies of crop-raiding
Richard F. W. Barnes
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24-28 The Uda Walawe Elephant Transit Home - Another opportunity missed?
Srilal Miththapala
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29-33 A forest ride on wild elephants: The philosophy of wilderness in buddhism
Rajmohan Ramanathapillai
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34-40 Community-based human-elephant conflict management in Assam
Alexandra Zimmermann, Tammy E. Davies, Nandita Hazarika, Scott Wilson, Joydeep Chakrabarty, Bhaben Hazarika & Dhruba Das
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41-52 The human-elephant conflict: A review of current status and mitigation
B. M. A. Oswin Perera
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53 Twin elephants born in Nepal
Jeewan Thapa
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54-55 Report of the international elephant conservation and research symposium, Thailand, 2008
Harald Schwammer
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56-57 First national symposium on elephant healthcare and managerial practices
Kushal Konwar Sharma
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58-66 Recent publications on Asian elephants
Jennifer Pastorini
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62-66 Book Review: Poisons and the pachyderm - Responding to poisoning in Asian elephants by Jacob Cheeran
Jayantha Jayewardene
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68-72 News Briefs
Jayantha Jayewardene
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The Asian Elephant Specialist Group (AsESG) is a global network of specialists concerned with the study, monitoring, management, and conservation of Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) in its 13 range states