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'Key lessons' for conservation as India's tiger population doubles in a decade
India now hosts the world's largest tiger population, despite having the highest human density and just 18% of global tiger habitat, according to a new study.In just over a decade, India has doubled its tiger population to more than 3,
Study finds India doubled its tiger population in a decade and credits conservation efforts
India doubled its tiger population in a little over a decade by protecting the big cats from poaching and habitat loss, ensuring they have enough prey, reducing human-wildlife conflict, and increasing communities’ living standards near tiger areas.
India’s tiger population surges—study reveals key factors behind the success
India has doubled its tiger population in just over a decade, thanks to conservation efforts that protect habitats, curb poaching, and boost local communities.
More and more tigers in India: Lessons from a successful rescue
The country is home to around three-quarters of the world's tigers and has achieved its conservation objectives, with a growing population. In an article published in 'Science' on Thursday, researchers analyze the reasons for this success.
India’s wild tigers are thriving with smart conservation efforts
India's tiger population grows due to conservation, shared landscapes, and economic support. India's model offers hope for global wildlife.
Tiger, Tiger Burning Bright: Remarkable Success Of Conservation In India
At the turn of the millennium, experts were announcing the doomsday for wild tigers in India saying India's national animal would go extinct soon.
Tiger population in India increased by 30% over past two decades: NCBS study
The study says India has achieved significant success in conserving wildlife, even as global wildlife populations have declined. | Photo Credit: file photo
India doubled its tiger population in a decade, study finds
India doubled its tiger population in a little over a decade by protecting the big cats from poaching and habitat loss and reducing human-wildlife conflict, a study published Thursday found.
India`s tiger population thrives with a 30 percent increase in occupancy
What can be termed as a positive news for the ongoing conservation efforts for the Royal Bengal Tiger in India, a study published in a scientific journal highlights that the tiger occupancy increased by 30&#37 (at 2929 square kilometers per year) over the past two decades,
India becomes nation with largest tiger population in the world
India has now become a country with the largest number of tiger populations in the world, according to a recent study. In just 10 years, India has doubled the population of tigers. It now has around 3,
Secret to India’s tiger comeback: Big cats successfully coexist with 60 million people, finds study
Data from new research published in Science journal said that people-free – and shared spaces – were necessary for the ...
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Tigers in the neighborhood: How India makes room for both tigers and people
In India, tigers haven’t just survived − they're making a comeback. Despite a growing population and increasing pressure on ...
Tiger-occupied area grows by 30% over the last 20 years, study finds
BENGALURU: Not only the number of tigers, but also the area occupied by them has increased in the country, according to a ...
Tiger territory up 30% between 2006 & 2018: Study
India's tiger territory increased by 30% between 2006 and 2018, as per a study. This growth occurred in regions populated by around 60 million people, ...
Why the push by India’s tiger conservation body to relocate forest-dwellers is contentious
Experts argue that the tiger conservation authority is violating its own mandate and other relevant laws, even as it ...
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Mob protests over death of coffee plantation worker killed by tiger in India
A protest erupted over the death of a coffee plantation worker who was killed by a tiger in India. Radha, 47, was harvesting ...
Central India’s indigenous forests are falling victim to bullets and bulldozers
Sal trees, which form much of Chhattisgarh’s forest cover, play a crucial role in stabilising the soil. Their loss leads to ...