Wildlife Conservation in Fragmented Tropical Forests

This book presents findings on, and implications for, wildlife conservation in the tropical forests in Garo Hills of Megahlaya state in the North East India. A companion volume presented the findings on forest fragmentation due to practice of slash and burn agriculture in the region. Both of the volumes summarizes work completed over more than a decade on characterizing conditions of tropical forests in the Garo Hills of western Meghalaya State of North East India.