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Cambodia Looks To Import Indian Tigers To Revive Its Big Cat Population
Cambodia hopes to import four tigers from India this year under an agreement signed with New Delhi aimed at reviving the population of big cats in the kingdom, an environmental official said Monday.
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Indian Tigers May Roar In Cambodian Jungles Soon
The next time you are in the jungles of Cambodia you could end up spotting an Indian tiger. Buoyed by increasing tiger numbers, India is actively considering a request by Cambodia to send a couple of big cats to help re-populate the tiger population in the country.
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US Offers Technology to Track and Protect Indian Tigers
United States has offered to help India in the country's efforts to track and protect Bengal tigers, as the two countries seek to strengthen collaboration in wildlife conservation and combating wildlife trafficking.
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17 Tigers Died in 6 States This Year, Says Government
At least two tigers fell prey to poachers as 17 of the big cats died in six states this year, the government said today.
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Expert Group Questions Methodology Adopted For Tiger Census
A day after tiger census declared a 30 per cent jump in big cat population, a wildlife expert group questioned the procedure India adopted for the estimation, saying the method used cannot yield "sufficiently refined results" to accurately measure changes in tiger numbers.
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Three tigers found dead in three days in Uttar Pradesh
In what could be a huge setback to the tiger conservation effort in Uttar Pradesh, three tigers have died in the past three days in the jungles of the Tarai region.
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Leonardo DiCaprio to visit India for tiger conservation
Leonardo DiCaprio will be visiting India soon to see tigers in the wild and raise global awareness about their dwindling numbers.
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Cambodia Looks To Import Indian Tigers To Revive Its Big Cat Population
Cambodia hopes to import four tigers from India this year under an agreement signed with New Delhi aimed at reviving the population of big cats in the kingdom, an environmental official said Monday.
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Indian Tigers May Roar In Cambodian Jungles Soon
The next time you are in the jungles of Cambodia you could end up spotting an Indian tiger. Buoyed by increasing tiger numbers, India is actively considering a request by Cambodia to send a couple of big cats to help re-populate the tiger population in the country.
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US Offers Technology to Track and Protect Indian Tigers
United States has offered to help India in the country's efforts to track and protect Bengal tigers, as the two countries seek to strengthen collaboration in wildlife conservation and combating wildlife trafficking.
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17 Tigers Died in 6 States This Year, Says Government
At least two tigers fell prey to poachers as 17 of the big cats died in six states this year, the government said today.
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Expert Group Questions Methodology Adopted For Tiger Census
A day after tiger census declared a 30 per cent jump in big cat population, a wildlife expert group questioned the procedure India adopted for the estimation, saying the method used cannot yield "sufficiently refined results" to accurately measure changes in tiger numbers.
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Three tigers found dead in three days in Uttar Pradesh
In what could be a huge setback to the tiger conservation effort in Uttar Pradesh, three tigers have died in the past three days in the jungles of the Tarai region.
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Leonardo DiCaprio to visit India for tiger conservation
Leonardo DiCaprio will be visiting India soon to see tigers in the wild and raise global awareness about their dwindling numbers.
