Wild tigers in Bandhavgarh are at risk of being poached

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Region: India

Bandhavgarh is home to a significant population of wild tigers, but they are at risk of being poached for their valuable body parts. This illegal activity threatens the survival of the species and the ecosystem as a whole.

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         Implementing stricter anti-poaching measures in Bandhavgarh

                To protect the wild tigers in Bandhavgarh, stricter anti-poaching measures need to be implemented. This includes increasing patrols, using technology such as drones and cameras to monitor the area, an...
                
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         Saving Bandhavgarh's Wild Tigers from Poachers

                97% of the global wild tiger population disappeared in 100 years. Only 3900 remain so it's vital we protect them & their critical habitat. 2967 wild tigers are in India. Poachers' snares consisting of...
                
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