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The document summarizes research on mapping the metapopulation structure of tigers in Nepal using a community-based network of "Bagh Heralu", or tiger trackers. The researchers established a network of tiger trackers to assess connectivity between protected areas, determine if breeding occurs outside protected areas, and monitor tiger populations. The trackers collected data on tiger tracks, kills, and breeding evidence. Analysis identified potential dispersal corridors and three breeding areas outside protected areas that may act as sinks. The program empowered local communities and increased understanding of tiger conservation issues. Future work will expand the trackers' roles and explore source-sink dynamics to better inform conservation.
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(b) What is the process(es) or activities involved in the response to a?
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(c) What is the purpose of measuring and reporting performance?
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(d) What is the purpose of reporting quality measurement data?
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Discussion 2 by Israel Moore
1. What is the purpose of what this study is trying to accomplish?
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a. What is the process(es) or activities involved in the response to a?
The process included a few steps. First it focused on the importance of error detecting. Next, Medcare developed a strategic project team that included department head members. This team then collect.
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- 10. Determination of Tiger and Leopard Pugmark Pad width Total Length Front Rear Rear Tiger ≥ 8.5 cm ≥ 7.5 cm >12 cm Leopard < 7.0 cm < 6.0 cm < 10 cm
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Editor's Notes
- The tiger is globally an endangered species. Until 1990, major threat to tigers was habitat loss, fragmentation and degradation. Poisoning of carcasses in the hope of killing tiger also became a problem at the same time. However, after 1990, poaching became a series problem due to the use of tiger bones in Asian medicine. Tigers were killed for the bone as well as other parts.