India: 'Jungle Book' tribes illegally evicted from tiger reserve

The Ecologist
Jan 14, 2015, 9:44 am71 pts
Indigenous forest dwellers in India's iconic Kanha Tiger Reserve have suffered another round of illegal forced evictions at the hands of the country's Tiger Conservation Authority - a move that is threatening the future of the tigers themselves.

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