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Kanha and Bandhavgarh:Trail the Tiger and help its conservation
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Though India has been seeing a sharp decline in its wild tiger population, there still are some places where the tiger density is pretty high. In such places, you can seriously hope to view the magnificent animal in wild, which is a pretty rare sight...
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I am totally agreed with you. I have also visited “Kanha National Park” once. Being a part of ecosystem, we are also responsible to protect our national animal.
So let us all unite to re-establish the dignity of the “Greatest Cat” that they deserve. If you really want to save this magnificent creature from becoming extinct, then come forward and voice your concern with merinews.
Merinews, a participatory media platform have recently started a special coverage on the Tiger Conservation, in which we have a discussion going on regarding tigers’ future in India. I’m sure you have something interesting on the subject to share with our readers.
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