In a surprising turn of events, Odisha challenges the findings of a recent national survey on tiger population within its borders. The state government asserts that there are 30 Royal Bengal Tigers along with 8 cubs, conflicting with the survey’s reported figures.
Odisha’s Disagreement
Odisha Counters Census Data
Odisha’s wildlife authorities vehemently dispute the accuracy of the national survey, presenting their own figures for Royal Bengal Tigers.
Numbers at Odds
The state’s claim of 30 adult tigers and 8 cubs sharply contrasts with the data compiled in the national survey, raising questions about the methodology and precision of the wildlife census.
Wildlife Controversy Unfolds
Challenging the Status Quo
Odisha’s dissent adds a new layer to the ongoing debate over wildlife conservation and raises concerns about the reliability of national-level surveys in assessing endangered species.
Impact on Conservation Efforts
As conflicting figures emerge, the controversy may have implications for conservation initiatives in the region, prompting a reevaluation of strategies based on accurate tiger population data.
The Way Forward
Call for Transparency
Wildlife experts and environmentalists call for transparency in the survey process, urging both national and state authorities to collaborate in ensuring accurate and reliable data for effective conservation measures.
Resolution on the Horizon?
As discussions unfold, there is anticipation regarding a resolution to the dispute, with hopes that collaborative efforts will prevail in addressing the conflicting tiger population figures in Odisha.
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