This presentation discusses efforts to save tigers in India. It begins by acknowledging those who helped with the presentation. It then outlines threats to tigers such as hunting for money, medicine, and fame. It explains the importance of tigers in maintaining ecosystem balance and why their protection helps other animals and forests. The presentation also describes Project Tiger, a wildlife conservation program initiated in 1973 to protect Bengal tigers by creating tiger reserves. It concludes by listing some current tiger reserves and the number of tigers in each.

1. n
Topic
Tiger Tiger burning bright, Will not let you fade out of sight, That is my
promise and for you we will fight.

2. CONTENT SLIDE
LIST OF TIGER RESERVES,
SANCTUARIES IN THE INDIA MAP
CONCLUSION

3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude to my
teacher Manjhi Sir as well as our school principal, who gave me
the golden opportunity to do this wonderful presentation on the
topic Save the Tiger, which also help me in doing lot
research and I came to know about so many things. I am really
thankful to them.
Secondly I would like to thank my parents and friends
who helped me a lot in finishing this presentation within the
limited period of time
THANKS TO ALL !

4. Money
Fame
Medicine
•Killing them for
their skin and
other things
•Hunting them
for fame like
a game
•Their body parts
are used in
traditional
medicines
There are so many
films regarding this
They used them &
sell them in
exchange of
money
Peoples shoot
their footage for
money purposes
Tiger
THREATS TO TIGER
According to a research almost half of their species are extinct

5. WHY SHOULD WE SAVE TIGERS
Below are some reasons why should we save tiger:
A tiger is not just a charismatic species or just another wild
animal living in some far away forest. A tiger is a unique
animal which plays a pivotal role in the health and diversity of
an ecosystem. It is a top predator which is at the apex of the
food chain and helps in maintaining balance in ecosystem.
Destroying the tiger’s home, means we not only harm
tigers, but also ourselves. If we make sure tigers live, we
have to save other animals also that tiger eats. And for this
animals to live we must protect their foods that is the grasses,
trees and all. In this way we can save the tigers as well as the
entire forest. Because they inter-related, if one them got
missing the natural processes couldn’t be fulfill properly as an
example food chain.

6. THE BEST PRACTICES
We can at least take some steps to protect them.
How do we make it work?
INNOVATION
We should think of something which makes suitable for everyone
living’s such as sustainable development.
SPREAD THE WORLD
Spread some Awareness programs conveying others that tigers are in
threat, we should protect them because they are apart of our
environment and needs attention.
PREVENTING WILDLIFE TRADE
Say “NO” to tigers trade by refusing to buy any tiger parts and items
prepared from Tiger derivatives. Not only Tiger but other animals too.

7. WHAT IS PROJECT TIGER ?
What’s it all about?
A short description
PROJECT TIGER is a wildlife conservation movement initiated in 1973 in India to protect
the Bengal Tigers. The project aims at tiger conservation in specially constituted tiger
reserves representative of various regions throughout India. It strives to maintain a viable
population of this conservation reliant species in their natural environment.

8. Because of only the ‘Project Tiger’ various tiger reserves were created in the country.
Various surveys were
conducted all over the
world to collect
information on their
living condition
There was
an increase
in the
population
of tigers.
Lots of home
for the tigers
are now
reserves
WHAT DOES ‘PROJECT TIGER’ DO ?
Below are some points of what project tiger was meant to do:
Project tiger was meant to
identify the limiting factors
and to mitigate them by
suitable management. The
damages done to the
ecosystem was to rectified
and to recover it for the
maximum extent
• It eliminated all forms of
human exploitation on the
ecosystem.
• It monitors on the faunal &
floral changes over time
and carried out some
research about wildlife to
help them in the future.

9. LIST OF TIGER RESERVES, NATURAL PARKS IN
Mukundra Hills tiger
reserve
No. of Tigers = 46
Dudhwa tiger reserve
No. of Tigers = 101
Kaziranga tiger
reserve
No. of Tigers = 32
Periyar tiger reserve
No. of Tigers = 10
THE INDIA MAP
We can look in the picture
below:
Guru Ghasidas
National park
No. of Tigers = 51

10. THANK YOU!
FOR YOUR ATTENTION