The Endangerment and Mass Extinction of the Tiger: Can We Stop It?

Several species on the earth are on the list of threatened species and are specially protected to ensure the survival of the species. Sometimes protecting these species is not enough to guarantee survival. Many factors, including human activity and the inability of species to adapt to change, have resulted in a reduction in the number of majestic tigers. Despite the laws like the Endangered Species Act of 1973, countries around the world can not help this dying species. The editorial note "The Tiger is Tank in Tank" issued by Globe & Mail explains that tigers disappear after 12 years (tigers are in tanks).

The main ecosystem that I focus on is the habitat of tigers. Specifically, I will focus on what the tiger's effect on tiger's ecosystems and what happens if I regret having extincted the tiger. In addition to humans, tigers are one of the greatest elements of their ecosystem. If their ecosystems do not have tigers, their environment will be completely confused (4). In order to fully understand how tigers affect their ecosystems, it is necessary to fully understand the state of animals.

After the recession of the first century, the number of tigers is increasing. At least 3,890 tigers remain wild, but more work is needed to protect the species that is still at risk of extinction. Tigers are probably one of the most respected animals, but they are also very weak against extinction. I believe WWF can save wild tigers. We set bold but achievable Tx 2 goals. That is to double the number of tigers celebrated by 2022 and celebrate the next year's tiger. Polar bears spend most of the time on the frozen Arctic Ocean ice. Loss of sea ice habitat due to climate change is currently the greatest threat to their survival. WWF aims to sustainably protect the rich biodiversity of polar bear habitats. We will work with our partners and local communities to develop a management plan for the "last ice zone" of Canada and Greenland - scientists believe the sea ice in this area is longer than anywhere else

In the battle to protect wild tigers from extinction, rangers endanger their lives to prevent poachers from killing the last remaining tigers in the world. However, hunting is attractive and difficult to quit when there is a possibility that parts of tiger - fur, bones, teeth, even whiskers - will be sold at a big price in the black market. In collaboration with the Indian Wildlife Trust, we have launched the "Wild Guardian" program with more than 7,000 wildlife guards, one third of Indian anti-poaching forces, and protected tigers. Habitat work. As the project expands to Bhutan and Nepal, we are currently offering equipment and training for rangers in distant altitude wildlife reserves of southern Himalayas.