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S. Das et al.
Fellows S, Sharma GD, Fellows A, Khan I (2015) Impact of existing national and state highways
on wild animals of Pench and Satpura Tiger Reserve. Entomol Ornithol Herpetol 4:167
Gadd ME (2005) Conservation outside of parks: Attitudes of local people in Laikipia, Kenya.
Environ Conserv 32(1):50–63
Guha R, Gadgil M (1992) This fissured land: an ecological history of India. Oxford, 274p
Guthiga PM, Mburu J, Holm-Mueller K (2008) Factors influencing local communities’ satisfaction
levels with different forest management approaches of Kakamega forest, Kenya. Environ Manag
41(5):696–706
Heinen JT (1993) Park–people relations in Kosi Tappu Wildlife Reserve, Nepal: a socio-economic
analysis. Environ Conserv 20(1):25–34
Imam E, Yahya H, Malik I (2002) A successful mass translocation of commensal Rhesus monkeys
Macaca mulatta in Vrindaban, India. Oryx 36(1):87–93
Infield M, Namara A (2001) Community attitudes and behaviour towards conservation: an assessment of a community conservation programme around Lake Mburo National Park, Uganda. Oryx
35(1):48–60
Jaiswal A, Bhattacharya P (2013) Fuelwood dependence around protected areas: a case of Suhelwa
Wildlife Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. J Hum Ecol 42(2):177–186
Kellert S, Westervelt M (1983) Children’s attitudes, knowledge and behaviors toward animals (phase
V). A report to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service of the United States Department of the Interior
Kideghesho JR, Roskaft E, Kaltenborn BP (2007) Factors influencing conservation attitudes of local
people in Western Serengeti, Tanzania. Biodivers Conserv 16(7):2213–2230
Kobbail AAR (2012) Local people attitudes towards community forestry practices: a case study of
Kosti province-Central Sudan. Int J For Res 2012:7. Article ID 652693
Lakshminarayanan N, Mohan Raj K (2015) National highway through Sathyamangalam
Wildlife Sanctuary is a death trap for animals. Conservation India, 8 Jan 2015. http://www.
conservationindia.org/articles/national-highway-through-sathyamangalam-wildlife-sanctuaryis-a-death-trap-for-animals
Macura B, Zorondo-Rodriguez F, Grau-Satorras M, Demps K, Laval M, Garcia CA, Reyes-Garcia
V (2011) Local community attitudes toward forests outside protected areas in India. Impact of
legal awareness, trust, and participation. Ecol Soc 16(3):10
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Reserve, Rwanda. M.Sc. thesis. University of Florida, Gainesville, USA
Mutanga CN, Vengesayi S, Gandiwa E, Muboko N (2015) Community perceptions of wildlife conservation and tourism: a case study of communities adjacent to four protected areas in Zimbabwe.
Trop Conserv Sci 8(2):564–582
Ngure N (1995) People-elephant conflict management in Tsavo, Kenya. Pachyderm 19:20–26
Newmark WD, Manyanza DN, Gamassa D-GM (1994) The conflict between wildlife and local
people living adjacent to protected areas in Tanzania: Human density as a predictor. Conserv Biol
8(1):249–255
Nielsen JR (2003) Analytical framework for studying compliance and legitimacy in fisheries management. Mar Policy 27(5):425–432
Ogunjinmi AA, Onadeko SA, Adewumi AA (2012) An empirical study of the effects of personal
factors on environmental attitudes of local communities around Nigeria’s protected areas. J Transdiscipl Environ Stud 11(1):40–53
Romanach S, Lindsey P, Woodroffe R (2007) Determinants of attitudes toward predators in Central Kenya and suggestions for increasing tolerance in a livestock-dominated landscape. Oryx
41(2):185–195
Seshadri KS, Yadav A, Gururaja KV (2009) Road kills of amphibians in different land use areas
from Sharavathi river basin, central Western Ghats, India. J Threat Taxa 1(11):549–552
Shibia MG (2010) Determinants of attitudes and perceptions on resource use and management of
Marsabit National Reserve, Kenya. J Hum Ecol 30(1):55–62
Sukumar R (1994) Man-wildlife conflict in India: an ecological and social perspective. In: Guha R
(eds) Social ecology. Oxford University Press, pp 303–317
S. Das et al.
Fellows S, Sharma GD, Fellows A, Khan I (2015) Impact of existing national and state highways
on wild animals of Pench and Satpura Tiger Reserve. Entomol Ornithol Herpetol 4:167
Gadd ME (2005) Conservation outside of parks: Attitudes of local people in Laikipia, Kenya.
Environ Conserv 32(1):50–63
Guha R, Gadgil M (1992) This fissured land: an ecological history of India. Oxford, 274p
Guthiga PM, Mburu J, Holm-Mueller K (2008) Factors influencing local communities’ satisfaction
levels with different forest management approaches of Kakamega forest, Kenya. Environ Manag
41(5):696–706
Heinen JT (1993) Park–people relations in Kosi Tappu Wildlife Reserve, Nepal: a socio-economic
analysis. Environ Conserv 20(1):25–34
Imam E, Yahya H, Malik I (2002) A successful mass translocation of commensal Rhesus monkeys
Macaca mulatta in Vrindaban, India. Oryx 36(1):87–93
Infield M, Namara A (2001) Community attitudes and behaviour towards conservation: an assessment of a community conservation programme around Lake Mburo National Park, Uganda. Oryx
35(1):48–60
Jaiswal A, Bhattacharya P (2013) Fuelwood dependence around protected areas: a case of Suhelwa
Wildlife Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh. J Hum Ecol 42(2):177–186
Kellert S, Westervelt M (1983) Children’s attitudes, knowledge and behaviors toward animals (phase
V). A report to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service of the United States Department of the Interior
Kideghesho JR, Roskaft E, Kaltenborn BP (2007) Factors influencing conservation attitudes of local
people in Western Serengeti, Tanzania. Biodivers Conserv 16(7):2213–2230
Kobbail AAR (2012) Local people attitudes towards community forestry practices: a case study of
Kosti province-Central Sudan. Int J For Res 2012:7. Article ID 652693
Lakshminarayanan N, Mohan Raj K (2015) National highway through Sathyamangalam
Wildlife Sanctuary is a death trap for animals. Conservation India, 8 Jan 2015. http://www.
conservationindia.org/articles/national-highway-through-sathyamangalam-wildlife-sanctuaryis-a-death-trap-for-animals
Macura B, Zorondo-Rodriguez F, Grau-Satorras M, Demps K, Laval M, Garcia CA, Reyes-Garcia
V (2011) Local community attitudes toward forests outside protected areas in India. Impact of
legal awareness, trust, and participation. Ecol Soc 16(3):10
Masozera MK (2002) Socio-economic impact analysis of the conservation of the Nyungwe Forest
Reserve, Rwanda. M.Sc. thesis. University of Florida, Gainesville, USA
Mutanga CN, Vengesayi S, Gandiwa E, Muboko N (2015) Community perceptions of wildlife conservation and tourism: a case study of communities adjacent to four protected areas in Zimbabwe.
Trop Conserv Sci 8(2):564–582
Ngure N (1995) People-elephant conflict management in Tsavo, Kenya. Pachyderm 19:20–26
Newmark WD, Manyanza DN, Gamassa D-GM (1994) The conflict between wildlife and local
people living adjacent to protected areas in Tanzania: Human density as a predictor. Conserv Biol
8(1):249–255
Nielsen JR (2003) Analytical framework for studying compliance and legitimacy in fisheries management. Mar Policy 27(5):425–432
Ogunjinmi AA, Onadeko SA, Adewumi AA (2012) An empirical study of the effects of personal
factors on environmental attitudes of local communities around Nigeria’s protected areas. J Transdiscipl Environ Stud 11(1):40–53
Romanach S, Lindsey P, Woodroffe R (2007) Determinants of attitudes toward predators in Central Kenya and suggestions for increasing tolerance in a livestock-dominated landscape. Oryx
41(2):185–195
Seshadri KS, Yadav A, Gururaja KV (2009) Road kills of amphibians in different land use areas
from Sharavathi river basin, central Western Ghats, India. J Threat Taxa 1(11):549–552
Shibia MG (2010) Determinants of attitudes and perceptions on resource use and management of
Marsabit National Reserve, Kenya. J Hum Ecol 30(1):55–62
Sukumar R (1994) Man-wildlife conflict in India: an ecological and social perspective. In: Guha R
(eds) Social ecology. Oxford University Press, pp 303–317