.what is he now, an elephant, or a buffalo? This is a joyous tale that touches lightly on the themes of loss, adoption and integration.

The happy illustrations and contemporary designs combine a graphic feel with the old-fashioned woodcut style of an earlier era (less)

Jayakrishnan. Introduction.

I. Milroy on elephant management: 1.

A short treatise on the management of elephants/A.J.

W. Milroy.

II. Some contributions of Milroy: 2.

Elephant catching in Assam/A.J.

W. Milroy.

3. Elephant hunting rules in Assam (drafted by A.

J.W.

Milroy). III.

Supplement: 4. Gaonbura Sahib: A.

J.W.

Milroy of Assam—Chris Wemmer. 5.

A supplementary glossary of terms. "Asian elephant is a highly endangered species.

There are believed to be fewer than 50,000 elephants in the wild and 16,000 elephants in captivity. Whereas it is necessary to protect wild elephants against ivory-poachers and secure their habitats and corridors, it is also essential to take steps for the welfare of their captive brethren.

In fact, domestication has been accepted as a conservation tool for the Asian elephants as it provides a solution, better than culling, to the problem of over-abundance of elephants in areas where there is no chance of recovery of habitat and where human-elephant conflict has (less)