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Important Bird Areas of Maharashtra: Priority Sites for Conservation

	Important Bird Areas Of Maharashtra: Priority Sites For Conservation by Asad Rahmani, Zafar-Ul Islam, Raju Kasam
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This volume is part of a series of books on important bird areas (IBAs) of specific states, which is an extension of Important Bird Areas in India: Priority Sites for Conservation (2004) that described 466 IBAs for India. This book provides comprehensive information about the IBAs in the state of Maharashtra. As a part of the IBAs series, this book has up-to-date scientific information on twenty important sites which need conservation attention. Also contains information on seven additional sites that have been identified by using the global IBA criteria set by BirdLife International, UK.ISBN - 9780198098683

Pages : 182

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