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    Tigers are listed as an endangered species under Appendix I, banning commercial trade of tiger parts, which has led to the deaths of over 1,000 wild tigers from illegal trade. In 2006, tigers were at great risk of extinction with only an estimated 1,411 remaining in the wild. The author was actively involved in Kolkata's "Save Tigers" campaign to stop commercial trading of tiger parts and help increase wild tiger populations in India.

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    Tigers are listed as an endangered species under Appendix I, banning commercial trade of tiger parts, which has led to the deaths of over 1,000 wild tigers from illegal trade. In 2006, tigers were at great risk of extinction with only an estimated 1,411 remaining in the wild. The author was actively involved in Kolkata's "Save Tigers" campaign to stop commercial trading of tiger parts and help increase wild tiger populations in India.

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    Tigers are listed as an endangered species under Appendix I, banning commercial trade of tiger parts, which has led to the deaths of over 1,000 wild tigers from illegal trade. In 2006, tigers were at great risk of extinction with only an estimated 1,411 remaining in the wild. The author was actively involved in Kolkata's "Save Tigers" campaign to stop commercial trading of tiger parts and help increase wild tiger populations in India.

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    growth of tigers in India in the following years, with and without the consideration of

    limiting factors.1
    Tigers are listed as an Appenix I species, which refers to a species that is threatened with
    extinction, since October 1987. Therefore, the commercial trade of a body parts was
    banned. Illegal trade of body parts of tigers has led to the death of more than 1,000 wild
    tigers. In 2006 the extinction of tigers had been a great issue as t estimated number of tigers
    had fallen to 1,4112. I was actively part of the Save Tigers campaign of my city, Kolkata to
    stop commercial trading of tiger parts. Growing up in West he nmials and animal

    1 "India's Tiger Population Sees 30% Increase." BBC News. N.p., n.d. Web.
    1 Apr. 2015.

    2 "Illegal Tiger Trade 'killing 100 Big Cats Each Year'" BBC News. N.p., n.d.
    Web. 05 Mar. 2015

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