Posted on Jan 29, 2024 in India Discovery,Student Speak
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Tigers play a pivotal role in preserving ecological balance and serve as significant attractions in wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. Wildlife sanctuaries such as Jim Corbett, Sariska and Ranthambore rely on their substantial tiger populations to attract a large number of tourists. This helps maintain the equilibrium of the local financial ecosystem which also motivates further conservation efforts.
Despite their popularity and crucial role in the ecosystem, poaching poses a significant threat to tiger populations. Here are some key facts about tigers and poaching:
Illegal poaching and wildlife trade not only disrupt the ecological balance but also pose a threat to humanity. It’s crucial to acknowledge the cruelty and malice involved in killing tigers for personal gain. This act not only harms individual lives but also has far-reaching consequences for the entire ecosystem. Efforts to combat illegal wildlife trade, such as those undertaken by organisations, such as WWF and the Government of India are essential to ensure the preservation of these majestic creatures and the ecosystems they inhabit.
Writen By (The Shriram Millennium School, Gurgaon).
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