"This wonderful book was unique in addressing all the components of wildlife management in India when it was first published in 1981. This second edition shows that it remains the only book mentioning the biogeographical patterns of India’s wildlife. Prominent is the concern for projects aimed at the recovery of critically endangered species and their habitats, an overview of land usage and strategies to develop synergy, law enforcement, infrastructure and organized support within states and at the centre of the country. It gives an excellent synopsis of what there is of special significance going on, in that it maintains the histroical perspective esential to directing the progress of wildlife management throughout this vast country. While the milestones in achievement help strengthen the resolve for managing the rich and complex biotic situation, some extremely searching questions are posed by the author which need prompt answers as we look to the future. Administrators, wildlife scientists and managers, students, and all those who care about their fellow travellers of whatever kind on this planet will surely find this book a totally absorbing study."
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