Tigers are among the world's most iconic and beloved animals. However, in India, where much of the remaining wild tiger population resides, residents must contend with the reality that these beautiful ...
Despite living all his life in a remote backwater of India’s Sundarbans, 52-year-old Mihir Sardar’s only experience of tiger attacks was through stories circulated among his fellow villagers. After ...
MYSURU: Amid growing pressure to reopen wildlife safaris in the Nagarahole and Bandipur Tiger Reserve, a Mysuru-based advocate and member of the Save Kabini Tea ...
MAHARASHTRA, India — In Maharashtra’s Chandrapur district, human-tiger conflict is escalating, with attacks becoming increasingly common. A mix of factors—including the effects of climate change—is ...
Uttarakhand faces a severe human-wildlife conflict. Over 900 lives have been lost in 25 years due to animal attacks. Recent ...
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Tiger population tells success of India’s wildlife conservation story but challenges remain
NEW DELHI: In 2006, India had just 1,411 tigers left in the wild. By 2022, there were 3,682, almost 75% of the world’s wild tiger population — a 161% jump in just 16 years. More than 50 years since ...
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