It’s alarming…Only 1411 tigers are remaining in India.
As a responsible citizen its everybody’s duty to contribute towards the well being of an entire ecosystem. Although most of us cannot go out and protect wild tigers ourselves, we can support some of the organizations and researchers who are working to save tigers.
Here is what,we can do to save the tigers,i copied it from here
Spread the word: Go out loud and tell others that tigers are dying and that they need our help. You can form forums (or join existing ones) on the web for discussions and exchange views on tiger conservation. Reach school going children. WWF can help you in this regard.
Be a responsible tourist: The wilderness is to be experienced and not to be disturbed and polluted. Follow the forest department guidelines when visiting any wilderness area, tiger reserve in particular. As the saying goes ‘Don’t leave thing anything behind except foot steps, and don’t take anything except memories.’Write to the policy makers: If you are really concerned and feel that more needs to be done for tiger conservation, then write polite letters to the decision makers – the Prime Minister, the Minister for Environment and Forests or even your local MP.
Informing the nearest police station: If you know of any information on poaching or trade of illegal wildlife. You can also contact TRAFFIC- an organisation fighting the powerful poachers and pass on the information to them.
Reducing pressure on natural resources: By reducing the use of products derived from forests, such as timber and paper.
I am doing my bit by joining Save Our Tigers initiative. I hope you too will contribute 🙂
If we do not act now..we could lose this part of our heritage forever
I agree. Every little bit counts. If nothing else a blog posts confirms that we do understand what’s happening and maybe one person- just one person reads the posts and think about it…
Though we need some serious accountability and action here.
Yeah..very true…our posts are worth if just a single person reads and think about it 🙂