The concept of sacred in natural forest management in India
By: Rao, K.S. et al
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BookPublisher: Man in India Description: 102(1-2), 2022: p.41-65.Subject(s): Forest management
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Man in IndiaSummary: In recent years, environmentalists and scholars of religion have shown an embolus interest in the pan Indian phenomenon of “sacred groves” small forests or stands of trees whose produce is set aside for the exclusive use of a deity. – Reproduced
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | 102(1-2), 2022: p.41-65 | Available | AR127338 |
In recent years, environmentalists and scholars of religion have shown an embolus interest in the pan Indian phenomenon of “sacred groves” small forests or stands of trees whose produce is set aside for the exclusive use of a deity. – Reproduced
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