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    All India Tiger Estimation 2018

    • July 11, 2020
    • Posted by: OptimizeIAS Team
    • Category: DPN Topics
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    Subject: Environment

    Context:

    The fourth cycle of the All India Tiger Estimation 2018, results of which were declared to the nation on Global Tiger Day last year has entered the Guinness World Record for being the world’s largest camera trap wildlife survey.    

    Concept:

    • The All India Tiger Estimation done quadrennially is steered by the National Tiger Conservation Authority with technical backstopping from the Wildlife Institute of India and implemented by State Forest Departments and partners.
    • The latest results of 2018 had shown that India now has an estimated 2967 tigers out of which 2461 individual tigers have been photo captured, a whopping 83 % of the tiger population, highlighting the comprehensive nature of the survey.
    • There is hardly any parallel of such a focused species oriented program like Project Tiger across the world, which started with 9 Tiger Reserves, with 50 tiger reserves currently.
    • India has now firmly established a leadership role in tiger conservation, with its bench marking practices being looked at as a gold standard across the world.
    All India Tiger Estimation 2018 Environment
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