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SAVE TIGERS

MANAS KULKARNI

SAVE TIGERS

A century ago, India had about 40,000 tigers. By 1988, as result of extensive hunting and poaching there were just 4,500 left.

Tigers are also disappearing fast due to heavy deforestation by humans.

TYPES OF TIGERS

BENGAL TIGER BALI TIGER INDOCHINESE TIGER MALAYAN TIGER WHITE TIGER

WHY SHOULD YOU CARE ABOUT TIGERS ?

HEALTHY TIGER POPULATIONS = HEALTHY ECOSYSTEMSWhen animals at the top and the bottom of the food chain start to decline its a clear sign that the entire ecosystem is in trouble.

These ecosystems supply both nature and people with fresh water , food and many other vital services – which means by saving the tiger , we are saving people too.

SAVE TIGERS You can see the skin of tigers used for

trading.

They don’t know that there mother will come or not,

They are worried!

SAVE TIGERS

Here is a good news for tiger lovers. The population of tigers has increased in India from 1,706 in 2011 to 2,226 in 2014.