Below is a graph that illustrates tiger population in India. Referring to the same, write an analytical paragraph, in 100-120 words.
BEAR
THE ROAR IS BACK
Kamataka
1,411
1,706
2,226
2,967
2006
2010
2014
2018
Madhya Pradesh 526
STATES WITH THE MOST TIGERS
524
INCREASING TIGER NUMBERS
Uttarakhand
442
Maharashtra
312
L Tamil Nadu
264
Assam 190
Kerala 190
HOW TIGERS WERE COUNTED
3.81 lakh sq km of forests surveyed for tigers signs and prey estimation
5.22 lakh km food surveys
3.17 lakh habitat plots sampled for vegetation and prey dùng
26.838
Camera trap location in 141 sites
M-STRIPES (Monitoring System for Tigers-Intensive Protection and Ecological Status) app used to strengthen patrolling
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Answer:
Some reports suggest that the global tiger population has been decreased by a whopping 95% in total since the advent of the 20th Century. In the year 2010, the world tiger population reached to 3200. This was an alarming event, which triggered the countries around the world to take action to conserve the extinction tiger species. In the same year, Russia hosted a summit in St. Petersburg to announce the day of 29th July as World Tiger Day. The event marked the response of people from around the world to enact tiger conservation programmes. The countries that partake the summit, committed to double the global tiger population by the year 2020.
As per World Wildlife Fund (WWF), as of now, the estimated global population of the tiger has reached 3900. Of the total population of tigers, in the whole world, currently, 2967 are in India in different tiger reserves around the nation. Thus, India is home to 70% of world’s total tiger population. If Individually India is to be looked upon, the in the year 2010, India’s tiger population reached 1706, which was recounted in 2014 to have reached 2226 tigers. In 2019, India has 2900+ tigers and it seems that India is really close to accomplishing the commitment of doubling the population of tigers in the country by 2020.
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