International Tiger Day, observed annually on July 29th, is a critical global event aimed at raising awareness about the conservation of tigers, the world's most iconic big cat species. With the wild tiger population facing severe threats, including poaching, habitat loss, and illegal wildlife trade, this day serves as a call to action to protect these majestic creatures and their fragile ecosystems. Various organizations, governments, and individuals come together to promote initiatives that tackle tiger conservation, habitat preservation, and anti-poaching efforts. By celebrating International Tiger Day, we strive to ensure the survival and thriving of these magnificent creatures for future generations, fostering a world where tigers can continue to roam free.
2. WHAT IS INTERNATIONAL
TIGER DAY?
• International Tiger Day is celebrated on 29 July
every year to raise awareness about tiger
conservation.
• It highlights the decline in Tiger population
worldwide due to poaching and trading of Tiger
parts.
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3. HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL
TIGER DAY
International Tiger Day was first celebrated in
2010 after the St. Petersburg Tiger Summit.
The summit focused on addressing the decline in
tiger population worldwide and adopted the
Global Tiger Recovery Program (GTRP).
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4. SLOGANS FOR TIGER
CONSERVATION
• "Don't be wild to tigers; Save them!"
• "Hear them roar, for they may be no more."
• "Tigers are one of a kind; always keep them
in mind."
• "Shoot the tigers with a camera, not a gun."
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5. • "Roar for Tigers: Protect, Preserve, and Prevail!"
• "Save Our Stripes: Celebrate Tiger Day!"
• "Wild and Proud: Tigers Rule the Jungle!"
• "Tiger Day: Join the Roar for a Better Future!"
SLOGANS FOR TIGER
CONSERVATION
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6. IMPORTANCE OF TIGER
CONSERVATION
As apex predators, Tigers play a crucial role in
maintaining the ecological balance of their habitats.
Tigers are the top hunters in their ecosystems, and
they help to keep the natural harmony of their
environments. Saving them also ensures the
preservation of many other kinds of animals and
plants that share the same habitats as them.
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7. IMPORTANCE OF TIGER
CONSERVATION
Tigers hold immense cultural and spiritual value for
many communities around the world.
The conservation of tigers is not just about saving a
single species, it is about safeguarding entire
ecosystems and the well-being of countless others,
including our own. It is a testament to our
commitment to biodiversity, sustainability, and the
future of our planet.
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8. The estimated number of tigers in the world is 3,890.
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has set a goal
that each year, all nations with tiger populations
would concentrate on tripling their numbers.
India, which has over 51 tiger reserves spread across
18 states, also contributes significantly to this.
SIGNIFICANCE OF
INTERNATIONAL TIGER DAY
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9. • Use hashtags like #InternationalTigerDay
or #SaveTheTigers to raise awareness
among your followers.
• Find wildlife organizations that focus on
tiger conservation. Offer your time and
skills to support their work.
HOW TO OBSERVE INTERNATIONAL
TIGER DAY?
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