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Acknowledgements
EIA sincerely thanks the generosity of the Barbara Delano Foundation and the Rufford Foundation who made this work possible. EIA would like to thank all those who have assisted in our research and the production of this report. We pay special tribute to the hundreds of individuals, government representatives and NGOs in India who are fighting to protect the tiger and its forests. Thank you for giving us so much hope and help. EIA would also like to thank all the individuals who responded to calls for financial support for Kaziranga National Park and to Park staff, individuals and government representativesfor all their help and advice. The State of The Tiger - India's Tiger Crisis was researched and written by Debbie Banks and Dave Currey. Edited by Steve Trent. Additional research by David Brown and Julian Newman. Picture research by Matthew Snead. Additional editing and proof reading by Katya Borowski, Jo Hastie, Julian Newman, Sarah Wheeler and Juliette Williams. Design by Presentation Design Limited. All information in this report may be reproduced for use as public education providing written credit is given to the Environmental Investigation Agency. The report itself and photos may not be reproduced without the prior written approval of a director of EIA Ltd. No information in this report may be used for fund-raising. EIA has taken care to ensure the accuracy of the information in this report. We welcome comments, updates and new information on Indian tiger conservation, poaching and trade in wildlife. Please send to Debbie Banks at EIA UK. The views expressed are those of EIA's and not necessarily those of the people who have provided information or photographs for the publication. |
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