Document Type
Report
Publication Date
7-2014
Abstract
In 2013, the Bioresource Research Centre (Islamabad, Pakistan) conducted a comprehensive census of the remaining dancing and bear-baiting bears in Pakistan. This involved locating and counting the actual involved bears and bear keepers (kalandars), collecting detailed socio-economic data from the bear-keepers, and identifying attitudes and key drivers behind this livelihood. This report summarizes the findings from the census, reveals relationships in the data that are not immediately apparent, and identifies potential leverage points for ongoing campaign efforts.
Repository Citation
Rooney, T. P.,
& Millam, K. C.
(2014). A Quantitative Analysis of Kalandars and Captive Bears in Pakistan. .
https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/biology/208
Comments
This report was prepared for WSPA Asia and Bioresource Research Centre.