its about wildlife may be in the indian context.
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Their purposes are slightly different. NP's are set up to preserve natural beauty, which may include wildlife. WS's are set up to preserve eco-systems, which may or may not be beautiful, but in which lots of wildlife lives.\n\nIn California, at least, we have vast tracts of wetlands that are not particularly pretty, but home to millions of waterfowl. They are national wildlife refuges. We also have national parks, like Yosemite, which would be spectacular even without the deer and the chipmunks.\n\nYou might poke around in the Yahoo! categories for India -> Recreation to see if the sanctuaries you have in mind have web sites. People DO go to wildlife sanctuaries to view the birds and animals; national parks tend to get more tourist traffic, however.\n\nIn the US, from a brief glance in Google, it appears that the government-owned land is usually called a wildlife "refuge" while the private ones are called a wildlife "sanctuary". Other nations may or may not follw that convention.
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sweetheart, you asked the right person. GO to "myculturelove@mikesjane.com" they are the most brilliant individuals you will ever meet in this planet earth. My face brings beauty to nature, and i am not bragging or being conceited. I simply love nature's best stuff.NOW, ARE YOU FROM INDIA?
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I believe it relates to the time when India was part of the British Empire.  Elephants were and are used as farm animals but were also used at events and celebrations.
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There are obvious cultural differences that exist between peoples, such as language, dress and traditions, there are also significant variations in the way societies organise themselves, in their shared conception of morality, and in the ways they interact with their environment. It is debatable whether these differences are merely incidental artefacts arising from patterns of human migration or whether they represent an evolutionary trait that is key to our success as a species. By analogy with biodiversity, which is thought to be essential to the long-term survival of life on earth, it can be argued that cultural diversity may be vital for the long-term survival of humanity; and that the conservation of indigenous cultures may be as important to humankind as the conservation of species and ecosystems is to life in general.
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Please forgive me, but I had to laugh - "fisheries stud".  I can't answer your real question, but I hope someone will. good luck, and I hope you don't get too many "fishy" answers!\n\nNow you got me thinking.. here's a link to a Virgina site..not exactly India...
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INDIANS........secret places in your head
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yes this is very latest new and you can search in yahoo. A woman of 30 year in India has married to a Cobra Snake and now she live near to that tree.
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Unfortunately, tiger numbers are dwindling in India because they aren't viewed as important, go to Africa and they have set up massive areas that are primarily for wild animals to roam free. The Africans were smart enough to realise a long time ago that abundant wildlife equals lots of wealthy tourists and have made damn sure that animals have the best chance they can.\n\nEven if its motivated by money it means that the wildlife gets a fighting chance to survive and thats good enough for me.\n\nWhat we can do is put pressure on the governments where tigers are in the wild and harrass them into making reserves for the animals to roam free and safely in. Campaigning and never letting up is the only way.\n\nMost people are only dimly aware just how grim the situation is for the tiger, soon the only way you will be able to see one is in a safari park or a zoo, and after seeing lions, cheetahs and leopards in Kenya this year i have to say that a zoo is no place for a big cat, they always look miserable - its heart breaking.\n\nWe need to act - and fast.
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I believe in the possibility of such an animal existing. There have been reports of similar animals in North America (San Francisco and Lake Champlain).
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There may be something of use here.
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its called human nature
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There is an old poem in Bengali; two lines like that ~ " we always prefer foreign dog instead of native god". So, how come the BCCI will be an exception !!
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http://www.un.org/esa/agenda21/natlinfo/countr/india/eco.htm\n\nThere is quite a bit of information here.
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There seems to be too much confusion in this matter. There are too many notification in this regards. However after checking lot of reference looks like it is prohibited now - NOTIFICATION NO. 28 (RE-2001)/1997-2002, Dt. 10/09/2001.\n\nPermitted in limited fashion - http://dgftcom.nic.in/exim/2000/cir/cir98/cir1198.htm\n\nProhibited - http://dgftcom.nic.in/exim/2000/not/not01%5Cnot2801.htm\n\nPermitted - http://exim.indiamart.com/freedlist/prohibited-0505.html\nlatest:\n\n      (iii) The following entry may be corrected to read as follows:-\n\nCode No.Item DescriptionPolicyNature of Restriction\n0505Peacock Tail Feathers including handicrafts and articles made thereofProhibitedNot permitted to be exported.\n\nlater: Export of peacock tail feathers is prohibited under the Exim policy, and is also banned under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972,\n\nearlier RESTRICTIONS PERTAINING TO EXPORTS OF ARTICLES MADE \nFROM ANIMALS ETC.\n\nThe Government of India is concerned about the conservation of its endangered \nand rare fauna Keeping this in mind, export of all wild animals indigenous to the \ncountry and articles made from such listed animals like skins, pelts, furs, ivory, \nrhino horns, trophies, etc., have been totally banned. These include all forms of \nwild anima s including their parts and products, except peacock tail feathers and \nhandicrafts made from them and those made from articles and shavings of antler, \ncheetals and sambars. The export of exotic birds is also not allowed.
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The natural environment is full of wide sparkly rivers and waterfalls and lushes green plants with a plentifly amount of animals.So behind all that there is hurt. Animal populations are low. Plants are be torn down.And the water is getting trashed.
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then perhaps you should try posting this on the "India" Answers site!
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!\n\nTry India, you'd be saving them from man-eating pigs(this is true, btw)\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/6195860.stm