Monitoring Tigers and Their Prey
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This Training Video, produced by Shekar Dattatri, is based on the acclaimed manual, 'Monitoring Tigers and their Prey', edited by K.Ullas Karanth and James D.Nichols. It explains the field practices of sampling, line transects, camera trapping and occupancy surveys - the correct scientific methods to estimate tiger and prey populations.
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chiko3939 (1 month ago)
I LOVE your vid. Sooooooo cute!!
I LOVE tigers!
tayronec (1 month ago)
exelent.magnific
MonitoringTigers (9 months ago)
hi ruinsanenow. you can purchase the books from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Monitoring-Tigers-Their-Prey-Conservationists/dp/8190144219 or from nhbs: http://www.nhbs.com/monitoring_tigers_and_their_prey_tefno_124023.html, thanks for your interest.
ruinsanenow (9 months ago)
I live outside India. Where can I buy the book, as well as other books by Dr. Karanth?
briczar22 (9 months ago)
Excellent info. I think with enough people working on this we can save the tiger for generations to come. And keep the tigers protected as well as the people who live around them.