The Royal Footprints  (English, Paperback, Chandan SenGupta)

We are discussing a wildlife conservation strategy alongside some spiritual aspects of human attitude and apprehensions. The matter is very clear; we are expecting a balanced interaction between animals and human beings to ascertain adequate success of the plans of conservation strategies. Human attitude for diffusing the violent warfare and for accepting the strategy of mutual coexistence can definitely bring harmony in the adjoining ares of habitat. It is confirmed that specific animals are losing their habitat up to a considerable fraction day by day. Problems due to loss of habitat are mounting upon us in the form of climate change, pollution and global warming. We are putting our sincere effort to nullify the evergrowing problems of pollution and loss of wild habitat. Our sincerity and courage often remain restricted up to a limited quarter of the entire continent. That restricted effort only brings differene and makes our effort a lopsided one. We must move alongside a comprehensive plan to develop a balanced conservation strategy for all the other associates linked directly or indirectly to the wild habitat.