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Feb 12, 2008, 18:13 GMT
Only 1,411 tigers left in protected forests in India
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Its a complex problem with solutions which are half measures at best when looked at from the local level you can see a set of solutions most of which will be rejected by the government. The government plans have parts that will be rejected by the locals and/or local and international conservation agency's. I look at many environmental problems in places like Europe or the Americas and see the same thing. Nature is not a theme park, and just because have an animal on your flag or they play a central role in religion or myths of your country does not mean you really care enough to do the things needed to save it.
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