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- INTERNATIONAL TIGER DAY 2023 - Press Information Bureau
India is home to 75% of the world’s tiger population Recently, a report on the Status of Tigers in India was released, indicating a growth in the tiger population to 3167 from 2226, thus a 42% increase in the number of tigers, since 2014 STATUS OF OTHER BIG CATS IN INDIA India currently boasts the highest number of leopards too
- Project Tiger: India’s big cat population doubles in 16 years
According to the World Wildlife Fund for Nature, the latest census has recorded 3,167 tigers, which is over double the 1,411 that were recorded when the census was first conducted in… Continue reading Project Tiger: India’s big cat population doubles in 16 years
- According to recent report, which national park in India has . . .
Corbett National Park India hosts 75% of the global tiger population, with at least 3,167 tigers in 2022, up from 2,967 in 2018 Nearly 40% of tigers are concentrated in just 11% of reserves Only six reserves have over 100 tigers, while 22 have fewer than 10 or none Corbett National Park has the hig
- Project Tiger is now 51 years old. Wild tiger population in . . .
Wild tiger population in India; 2006: 1411 tigers 2010: 1706 tigers 2014: 2226 tigers 2018: 2967 tigers 2022: 3682 tigers Today India is home to 70% wild tigers of the world One of the most successful Conservation project on earth
- Tiger populations grow in India and Bhutan - BBC
In India, the rise in its tiger population amounts to an annual increase of 6%, the environment ministry said The population growth is a major conservation success for India, which saw its tiger
- World Tiger Day: Ukhands Jim Corbett tiger count on the rise
As per the 2006 census, there were a total of 150 tigers at the National Park As per the latest official figures, the number has increased to the range of 231 to 250 with the number believed to be above 300 in the All India Tiger Estimation report- 2022 which was completed recently
- India’s tiger population rises to 3,682, doubles since 2006
New Delhi, Nov 26: In a significant achievement in wildlife conservation, India’s tiger population has grown to 3,682 in 2022, up from 2,967 in 2018, showing a 6 per cent annual increase in consistently monitored areas, the Parliament was informed on Monday
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