Tiger conservation success in 2023. ZSL. (2023, April 14). https://www.zsl.org/news-and-events/feature/tiger-conservation-success-2023 

The Zoological Society of London is succeeding in the preservation of these majestic big cats in India. The achievement is attributed to collaborative endeavors by conservation organizations, governmental bodies, and local stakeholders to redevelop the shrunken forests to lessen the dance competition between wildlife. These collective initiatives have successfully contributed to a notable increase in tiger populations. Through strategic anti-poaching measures, habitat protection, and community engagement, the conservation drive has reinvigorated the tiger’s prospects. This accomplishment stands as a testament to the effectiveness of concerted, cross-border efforts in safeguarding endangered species.

The restoration of forested zones that provide a home to tigers, Asian elephants, and the fruit-eating sloth bear is important because it ensures the food chain and wildlife balance stays intact. Without the balance and the lessened populations of large animals/predators, it can create an imbalance in the ecosystem leading to disaster. This can cause overgrown or extinction of plants as well as growing populations of small prey, this imbalance leads to a disaster that affects people as well as the environment they live in.  I love how the conservation is striving to not only increase the population of tigers but also make them a habitat where they can survive and have a sustainable life which means the conservation is looking to make changes in communities not just in wildlife numbers. They aim to redevelop the shrunken forests to lessen the competition between wildlife.