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Siddiqui, I.; Vasudev, D. | |
Impending recovery of a tiger population in Telangana following increased protection | |
2017 Oryx (51): 203-207 | |
Increasing the global number of tigers _Panthera tigris_ is a key conservation target. Recovery of tiger populations in contiguous, well-protected habitat is a critical step in achieving this goal. Across their range, tigers respond negatively to human presence, largely as a result of depletion of prey numbers, conflict with people and poaching for illegal trade. The demarcation of protected areas with strict protection measures is therefore the cornerstone of tiger conservation. |
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