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Why in the news? Nepal PM KP Sharma Oli suggested gifting excess tigers as part of economic diplomacy, following the country’s conservation success, with the tiger population rising to 355 in 2022, but raising concerns over human-tiger conflicts and ethics. Nepal’s Conservation Success and Rising Challenges: Nepal’s tiger population rose from 120 in 2009 to …
Read MoreWhy in the news? The article highlights the successful sedation and capture of a runaway tigress in West Bengal, demonstrating advancements in tranquilization techniques, emphasizing humane methods and the complex challenges involved in wildlife conservation. Evolution of Capture Techniques: Historical Methods: Early 20th century methods involved traps, pitfalls, and violent practices like killing mothers to …
Read MoreSyllabus: GS-3: Conservation Focus: The increasing human-wildlife conflict in Rajasthan’s Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, highlighted by a recent tiger attack on a villager, underscores the growing tension between conservation efforts and local livelihoods. The Reserve’s overcrowding, insufficient infrastructure, and strained relations with authorities are fueling protests and concerns. Recent Incident: Tiger Attack and Human Tragedy Incident …
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