What strategies are in place to protect Bengal tigers?
One major strategy being used to protect the Bengal tiger is
monitoring the Bengal tiger populations and giving them a habitat
to live in. These habitats are at least 1,000 square kilometres and
have the food, shelter and water the tiger needs to live. These
habitats are also free from most human activities. By monitoring
these habitats, the researchers and conservationists will know what
things need to be done for a specific group of tigers. Another key
strategy that scientists and conservationists use to protect the
Bengal Tiger is by managing the tiger habitat. This is managing the
tiger's protection. They protect the tigers from poachers and other
danger. They do this with the help of enforcement officers, staff
and park guards who have been hired, funded, organised, trained,
equipped and legally empowered to protect the tiger day and night.
This would help the tiger population a lot and the tiger numbers
would increase.