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Dietrich Brandis’s recommendations for centralized conservation in this country were largely ignored according to The Fissured Land. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this country home to the Chipko movement. This country’s Kaziranga National Park was established at the urging of Lady Curzon in its state of Assam.
ANSWER: India [or Republic of India; or Bhārat Gaṇarājya]
[10m] India’s first national park was named after this hunter-turned-conservationist. This man wrote about his encounters with the so-called “Bachelor of Powalgarh” and other tigers in Man-Eaters of Kumaon.
ANSWER: Jim Corbett [or Edward James Corbett]
[10h] This naturalist was instrumental in the establishment of Keoladeo National Park and the protection of Silent Valley National Park. This “Birdman of India” popularized ornithology with the Bombay Natural History Society.
ANSWER: Salim Ali
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Arizona StateColumbia B100010E
British ColumbiaToronto B100010E
Chicago AMichigan100010E
Chicago BPenn State1010020EM
Columbia AMinnesota100010E
Cornell AWaterloo A100010E
Cornell BWUSTL A100010E
IndianaYale100010E
Iowa StateFlorida100010E
Johns HopkinsNorthwestern100010E
MITIllinois B100010E
North Carolina AOttawa100010E
North Carolina BGeorgia Tech100010E
Ohio StateGeorgia State100010E
RITIllinois A100010E
RutgersToronto C10101030EMH
UC Berkeley BVirginia Tech1010020EM
UCFStanford100010E
VanderbiltMaryland100010E
Waterloo BUC Berkeley A100010E
Winona StateWUSTL B100010E

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2025 ACF NationalsYes2111.90100%14%5%