The document discusses wildlife conservation efforts in India, including both in-situ and ex-situ conservation. It focuses on national parks, sanctuaries, and Project Tiger in particular. Project Tiger was launched in 1973 to protect tigers in India and has established many reserves across nine states. The latest tiger census in India found a population of 1571 to 1875 tigers across 17 states.

4. “WILD LIFE CONSERVATION
Is the practice of protecting animal species and
their habitat,
And it ensure that
nature will be around us for future generation to
enjoy and recognize the importance of wild life..

5. IN-SITU & EX SITU CONSERVATION
IN – SITU CONSERVATION EX – SITU CONSERVATION
 THE CONSERVATION of
habitat or ecosystem where
organisms naturally occurs.
 E.g. national park & wild life
sanctuaries etc.
 THE CONSERVATION of
biodiversity out of their
natural envorment.
 E.g. zoo, gene bank etc..

6. NATIONAL PARK’S & SANCTUARIES
 NATIONAL PARK is the
reserved land usually
owned by the national
government protected
from human development
 more than 100 national
park are present in India.
 Some are as..
1. Corbett national park
2. Rajaji national park
3. Sundarbans national park
 WILDLIFE SANCTUARYS is a
naturally occurring sanctuaries
that provide protection for
species from hunting.
 In sanctuaries animal are brought
to live & protected for their rest
of lives.
 India has 537 wildlife sanctuaries
 Some are as
1. Koyna wildlife sanctuary
2. Mayureshwar wild life
sanctuary
3. Bandipur wild life sanctuary

7. WILD LIFE
CONSERVATION
PROJECT IN INDIA
-project tiger

9. Project tiger is one of the well published
wild life term in the world to protect tigers.
Asian countries left the tiger population on
the line of extinction due to which project
tiger is formulated.
It was launched by our prime minister smt.
Indira Gandhi in 1973.
In 1973, nine reserves were set up
Assam, Bihar, Orissa, u.pradesh,
Maharashtra, Karnataka, Rajasthan and
WORLD FEMOUS “SUNDARBAN” in west
Bengal.

10. Government role in conservation of
wild life -
 The conservation of biodiversity include,
establishment of protected area of varies
categories, government also focused on
endangered species,
 The Conservation in India have
 been primarily focused on SAVING TIGER..
Which is one of the key wild life species in faunal
web.
Indian government launch PROJECT TIGER in
1972-1973 under wild life protection act

11. INDIA holds over half of the world tiger population
According to the latest tiger counting report the national
tiger population is only 1571 minimum and 1875
maximum.
The result includes no from 17 Indian states with a tiger
population

12. Why is it launched?
 Project tiger was started because to control
as well as supplement the decreasing
population of a Royal BengalTigers in the
country.
 The first tiger counting in 1972 show the
number to been 1827 through out country.
 In 1973 the government realize the tiger
population has decreased at a high rate
need to save them.

13. About Tiger
 In 2010 wild tiger’s were to
close to extinction
 97 percent of the all wild
tiger lost in a over 100
years
 Loss of habitat major cause
of decreasing number of
tiger
 Protection of the natural
habitat is the key of
conservation
 Forest Department and
ZSI hold awareness

14. Goalsandobjectives