Volume 16, Issue 1 supplement

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August 2016

A Landscape Approach to Conservation and Development in the Central Indian Highlands

Issue Editors:

Ruth DeFries,
Sandeep Sharma,
Trishna Dutta

14 articles in this issue

A landscape approach to conservation and development in the Central Indian Highlands
Ruth DeFries
Sandeep Sharma
Trishna Dutta
Editorial 18 July 2016 Pages: 1 - 3
Changes in the dry tropical forests in Central India with human use
Meghna Agarwala
Ruth S. DeFries
Yadvendradev V. Jhala
Original Article 06 January 2016 Pages: 5 - 15
Livestock losses and hotspots of attack from tigers and leopards in Kanha Tiger Reserve, Central India
Jennifer R. B. Miller
Yadvendradev V. Jhala
Jyotirmay Jena
Original Article 29 September 2015 Pages: 17 - 29
Effect of human use, season and habitat on ungulate density in Kanha Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh, India
Neha Awasthi
Ujjwal Kumar
Y. V. Jhala
Original Article 19 April 2016 Pages: 31 - 41
Carnivores in corridors: estimating tiger occupancy in Kanha–Pench corridor, Madhya Pradesh, India
Jimmy Borah
Jyotirmay Jena
Lalthan Puia
Original Article 24 December 2015 Pages: 43 - 52
Connecting the dots: mapping habitat connectivity for tigers in central India
Trishna Dutta
Sandeep Sharma
Ruth DeFries
Original Article 14 October 2015 Pages: 53 - 67
Quantifying fluctuations in winter productive cropped area in the Central Indian Highlands
Pinki Mondal
Meha Jain
Ruth DeFries
Original Paper 19 April 2016 Pages: 69 - 82
Intra-annual dynamics of water stress in the central Indian Highlands from 2002 to 2012
Benjamin Clark
Ruth DeFries
Jagdish Krishnaswamy
Original Article 30 June 2016 Pages: 83 - 95
Power asymmetries and institutions: landscape conservation in central India
Prakash Kashwan
Original Article 02 March 2016 Pages: 97 - 109
Tigers, Tribes, and Bureaucrats: the voluntariness and socioeconomic consequences of village relocations from Melghat Tiger Reserve, India
Nitin Sekar
Original Article 25 January 2016 Pages: 111 - 123
All that glitters is not gold: the effect of top-down participation on conservation knowledge, attitudes and institutional trust in a Central Indian tiger reserve
Biljana Macura
Laura Secco
Victoria Reyes-García
Original Article Open access 27 May 2016 Pages: 125 - 140
Legitimacy, access, and the gridlock of tiger conservation: lessons from Melghat and the history of central India
Daniel J. Read
Central India Highlands 01 April 2015 Pages: 141 - 151
Understanding India’s forest bureaucracy: a review
Forrest Fleischman
Review Article 09 August 2015 Pages: 153 - 165
Biodiversity resilience in the Central Indian Highlands is contingent on maintaining and recovering landscape connectivity: the tiger as a case study
John Seidensticker
Original Article 29 September 2015 Pages: 167 - 179

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