Overseas legends. Yadav, the last refuge /
Across an area of over 600 square miles on the plain, plant and animal life abound in Nepal's largest nature reserve, Chitwan, or in Nepalese, in the heart of the jungle. Chitwan was created in 1962, and today this land is home to a number of animal species. Tigers, leopards, bison, bears, croc...
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| Format: | Video |
| Language: | English |
| Language Notes: | This edition in English. |
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Paris, Ile-de-France :
ZED,
1996.
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| Series: | Ethnographic video online, volume 1
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| Summary: | Across an area of over 600 square miles on the plain, plant and animal life abound in Nepal's largest nature reserve, Chitwan, or in Nepalese, in the heart of the jungle. Chitwan was created in 1962, and today this land is home to a number of animal species. Tigers, leopards, bison, bears, crocodiles, wild elephants and some 400 bird species not to mention the legendary Indian rhinoceros. Today, there is in our ordinary and structured world, people who are now shaping the legends of tomorrow, thanks to their direct contact with nature: fishermen, hunters, nature keepers. |
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