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Tiger numbers increase in Bhutan

As the world tries to double tiger number from where it was in 2010, Bhutan’s increase in tiger numbers shows that at least one country is doing well in this regard

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A tiger WALKS majestically through Bhutan’s Royal Manas National PARK [image courtesy: WWF Bhutan]

Nidup Gyeltshen; Dawa Gyelmo, March 18, 2019

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The number of tigers is slowly growing in the tiny Himalayan KINGDOM of Bhutan. New tiger photographs and pugmarks have emerged from different parts of the country, indicating an overall increase in their numbers.

The Royal Manas National Park, one of Bhutan’s OLDEST parks located in south central Bhutan, saw its tiger population double from 10 to 22 tigers, between 2010 and 2016. A total of 90 camera stations, each with two cameras were installed across 1,300 square kilometers in Manas. According to LATEST data analysis, the number had increased to 28 tigers in the park by 2018, based on the same camera that had been used for earlier surveys.

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