The book ‘Wildlife in Central India: A Biogeographic Treatise’ gives a vivid description of rich wildlife, captivating scenic beauty of Wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh State. More than that it is also a treatise on Zoogeographical significance of wild species of Central India. the book is in three volumes. The first Volume deals with the Protected Areas of Madhya Pradesh. The Second Volume is the systematic study of newly formed State of Chhattisgarh. The Third Volume, an Atlas gives graphic details of all the wildlife sanctuaries and national parks of these two States. The book is useful for tourists, researchers and layman.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Shiv Kumar Tiwari
Dr. Shiv Kumar Tiwari (1941) took his B.A. (1962) and M.A. (1964) degrees in First Division. He is the first Ph.D. recipient in Geography from Jabalpur University and the first Indian geographer to successfully complete a doctorate research in Biogeography. He has worked in Government Post-Graduate Colleges of Madhya Pradesh since 1964 as Lecturer, Assistant Professor and Professor. He now holds the post of Head of the Department of Tribal Studies in Rani Durgavati University, Jabalpur. Dr. Tiwari has so far authored more than a dozen books in diverse academic fields. His books Readings in Indian Zoogeography Zoogeography of India and South East Asia and Zoogeography of Indian Amphibians are widely recognized works in the field of Zoogeography. He has four times been assigned to write books for collegiate education by the Government of Madhya Pradesh.The Rajgond his fifth book in this field, was also published by Agam Kal Prakasan (1992). Dr. Tiwari has written many research papers, general articles and monographs. He has so far directed six research Projects funded by UGC, ICSSR and Madhya Pradesh Council of Science and Technology. His works have been acknowledged by National and International Research Institutes like RMRC (Indian Council of Medical Research, AIU (Association of Indian Universities), Smithsonian Institute of Woodrow Wilson Centre, USA and University College, London, UK.
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