The Great Himalayan National Park: The Struggle to Save the Western Himalyas
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Book Details
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Author: Sanjeeva Pandey & Anthony J Gaston
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Publisher: Niyogi Books
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Language: English
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Edition: First Edition
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ISBN: 9789386906717
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Binding: Hardcover
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Pages: 364
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Dimensions: 8.8 x 7.2 x 0.9 inches
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Release Date: 05-07-2019
About the Book
The Great Himalayan National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site by Sanjeeva Pandey and Anthony J. Gaston is a comprehensive exploration of one of the most important protected areas in the world. Located in the Western Himalayas, the Great Himalayan National Park Conservation Area (GHNPCA) is a UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its rich biological diversity and unique habitats. This book offers a thorough historical and ecological overview, coupled with a passionate plea for the ongoing conservation of this extraordinary region.
The authors delve into the park's ecology, the local culture, and the history that has shaped this pristine landscape. With the inscription of the park as a World Heritage site in 2014, the book underscores the universal values of the area, highlighting its significance in preserving the Western Himalayan biodiversity. Through vivid images captured by the authors and their collaborators, readers are treated to a stunning visual journey of the park’s grandeur and diversity.
This work appeals to a wide audience, including naturalists, scholars, trekkers, and armchair travelers, offering insights into the successes and challenges in creating the park. The book also discusses current developments in the region and highlights examples of conservation in action that inspire future generations of naturalists and ecologists to continue the critical work of preserving one of Earth’s greatest ecological treasures.

