India’s tiger conservation efforts pay off as population doubles in 10 years
A comprehensive study reveals a notable increase in India’s tiger population, which has more than doubled due to extensive conservation efforts. Strategies such as anti-poaching measures, habitat protection, and community engagement have played pivotal roles. The creation of tiger reserves and improvements in local living standards near these habitats have also contributed to this success. As a result, India emerges as a global leader in wildlife conservation, showcasing effective practices in preserving biodiversity while enhancing community well-being.