*[Enwl-eng] Thailand's tiger population is growing

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                        This remarkable journey is far from over.









                        Thailand's Tiger Conservation Is Working. The 
Efforts Must Continue.



                             Sign Now




                        In the heart of Thailand's wilderness, a silent yet 
profound victory is being celebrated: the discovery of a mother tiger and 
her cubs in Salak Phra wildlife sanctuary, where cubs had never been spotted 
before. This along with other recent sightings, marks a hopeful turn in 
tiger conservation. This remarkable rise, up from just 46 tigers in 2007, is 
a testament to Thailand's steadfast dedication to conservation. Yet, this 
journey is far from over.



                        Sign the petition to urge the Thai government and 
the Department of National Parks to continue their vital conservation 
efforts!



                        The sightings captured by hidden cameras in wildlife 
sanctuaries reveal a significant increase in tiger numbers, from 100 to 120 
within a year. Strong patrolling against poaching and initiatives to 
replenish prey populations have been crucial to this success. However, 
challenges like human encroachment, forest fires, and the climate crisis 
remain significant threats. Sign this petition to support Thailand's ongoing 
commitment to tiger conservation. Let's unite to protect these majestic 
creatures, ensuring their survival and prosperity for future generations!




                 Thank you,

                        Jess

                        Care2 Petitions Team



                        P.S. Thai authorities must intensify their 
conservation efforts. Demand action!

                             Sign Now









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From: Jess M., Care2 Action Alerts
Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2024 8:04 PM
Subject: Thailand's tiger population is growing

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