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Poaching of tigers is the illegal taking of tigers in violation of wildlife protection laws. The main factors driving poaching are human demand for tigers and their parts, customary beliefs, and increasing human populations encroaching on tiger habitats. To conserve tigers, threats like habitat loss, low prey populations, and direct hunting must be addressed. Governments should regulate or terminate using tigers for traditional medicines and products to help end poaching, which is difficult to stop when it occurs illegally.
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This document provides information about tennis. It includes the group members, a brief history of tennis noting its origins and development, descriptions of what tennis is and the objective of the game. It also discusses the history and development of tennis equipment like racquets and balls. The document outlines the standard sizes of tennis courts and describes different court surfaces. It explains the standard scoring system and basic rules like serving. It provides an overview of major tennis tournaments and the tennis circuit. It introduces two famous tennis players, Caroline Wozniacki and Nikolay Davydenko, describing their playing styles and achievements.
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The document discusses several strategies for conserving big cat species, including lions, tigers, leopards, and cheetahs. It recommends protecting habitats, identifying priority populations for conservation efforts, connecting reserves through land-use planning, increasing anti-poaching enforcement, and creating more reserves. Threats to big cats include loss of habitat, poaching for traditional medicine, hunting, and lack of legal protections. Several organizations work to rescue and rehabilitate big cats in Africa through research, education, and secure protected areas.
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What is wildlife ?
Why is it depleting?
What are the effects of wildlife depletion ?
Why do we need to save it ?
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2) It could increase poaching by drastically increasing wild meat prices.
3) It would not be welcomed by those who enjoy hunting for sport, food, or tradition.
4) Enforcement would be difficult given limited resources and armed poachers in forests.
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- 2. Poaching It is the illegal taking of wild plants or animals; the law concerned may be the law of property or local or international conservation and wildlife management laws.
- 4. The main factors behind the endangerment of tigers are spurred by humans, due to demand, customary beliefs, ritual practices of/and increasing number of populations clashing and tampering with the original boundaries and dwelling zones of this wild animal.
- 7. In order to conserve the Wild tigers as a species in the environment, several threats need to be addressed – habitat loss, reduction of prey populations, and direct hunting of tigers
- 8. In response to the poaching and hunting of tiger species for the making of medicines and other tiger derived products, The government should regulate and if needed terminate or set a quota for the number of allowable practices for this type of action. Due these hunting practices taking place illegally it is hard put an end to poaching.