PROJECT

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• Project tiger was launched by the
government to protect the tigers in the
country.
• The objective of this project was to ensure
the survival and maintenance of the tiger
population in the country.
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Objectives of Project Tiger

1.*Conservation of Tiger Population:* The main

goal was to ensure a viable tiger population and a
natural habitat for their survival and growth.

2. *Habitat Management:* The project aimed to

protect and conserve tiger habitats by restricting
human activities, controlling grazing, preventing
encroachment, and improving the overall
ecosystem.
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3.*Habitat Management:* The
project aimed to protect and
conserve tiger habitats by restricting
human activities, controlling
grazing, preventing encroachment,
and improving the overall ecosystem
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Key Features and Implementation:
1. *Tiger Reserves:* The
project identified specific
areas as 'Tiger Reserves,'
where conservation efforts
were focused. These
reserves were selected
based on their potential to
support viable tiger
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2. *Strict Protection
Measures:* Anti-
poaching efforts were
intensified,
involving better
patrolling, increased
manpower, and
utilization of modern
technology to curb
poaching and illegal
wildlife trade
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3. *Ecosystem Conservation:* Conservation
efforts extended beyond tigers to include
the protection of entire ecosystems and
biodiversity within the tiger reserves
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Success and Challenges:

Project Tiger has shown notable

success, contributing to the
increase in the tiger population in
India. From a dismal count of
around 1,400 tigers in the 1970s,
the population has grown to over
2,900 as of the latest census in
2018.
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Project Tiger has shown notable
success, contributing to the increase
in the tiger population in India.
From a dismal count of around
1,400 tigers in the 1970s, the
population has grown to over 2,900
as of the latest census in 2018.
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Beneficiaries and Impact:

The primary beneficiaries of Project Tiger are not

only tigers themselves but also the entire
ecosystem and biodiversity of the areas under
conservation. Additionally, local communities
benefit from improved livelihoods through eco-
tourism and sustainable practices.
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The primary beneficiaries of Project Tiger are
not only tigers themselves but also the entire
ecosystem and biodiversity of the areas under
conservation. Additionally, local communities
benefit from improved livelihoods through
eco-tourism and sustainable practices.
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