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100			_aMawdsley, Enna
245			_aNature lovers, picnickers and bourgeois environmentalism
260			_c2009
300			_ap.49-59.
362			_a14 Mar
520			_aIndia's middle class visitors to the country's wildlife sanctuaries and protected areas are ignored in policy formulation as well as academic analyses of wildlife conservation. Traditionally, the conservation discourse has focused on the face-off between elite conservation institutions and the marginalised social groups, with domestic tourists being overlooked. At best, the latter are looked upon by the scientific-administrative lite as frivolous picickers. But this neglect of an ever-increasing constituency is an opportunity lost to gain its support for conservation policies and practices. It also means that the considerable investment and planning needed to promote environmental education as part of a visit to a protected area is missing. - Reproduced.
650			_aWildlife Conservation
700			_aBeazley, Kim
700			_aMehra, Deepshikha
773			_aEconomic and Political Weekly
908			_aN
909			_a81763
999			_c81763 _d81763