- PM Narendra Modi has released the latest Tiger census data, which shows the country’s big-cat count increased by 200 in four years to 3,167 from 2,967 in 2018.
- This report revealed that the Western Ghats showed a significant decline in numbers from 981 in 2018 to 824 in 2022.
- While the Sundarbans is threatened by the effects of climate change and the rise of sea levels.
- India hosts some 75% of the global tiger population living in forests.
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