Free-ranging dogs are seriously threatening Himalayan environment: delineating the high-risk areas for curbing free-ranging dog infestation in the Trans-Himalayan region
Shahid Ahmad Dar(Zoological Survey of India), Lalit Kumar Sharma(Zoological Survey of India), Avtar Kaur Sidhu(Zoological Survey of India), Mukesh Thakur(Wildlife Institute of India), Vineet Kumar(Zoological Survey of India), Bheem Dutt Joshi(Wildlife Institute of India), Stanzin Dolker(Zoological Survey of India), Saurav Bhattacharjee(Zoological Survey of India), Ritam Dutta(Zoological Survey of India), Amira Sharief(Zoological Survey of India), Vinaya Kumar Singh(Zoological Survey of India), Hemant Singh(Zoological Survey of India), Amar Paul Singh(Zoological Survey of India)
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