The rare presence of Malay tiger was noticed in April 2025, April 2025, 2025.
The tiger is not just a species, but a symbol of cultural heritage, co-existence and nature’s energy.
The unexpected return of this unhealthy and lonely organism was a wave of wonder and enthusiasm between scientists, conservationists and local communities.
Tiger
Many other species were recorded with tapir, wild elephants, glory and Malay tigers in the camera trap between April 23 and 30.
The presence of this wildlife through the Hal-Bala forest of Thailand is a symptom that the Tigers are also rich in the whole forest.
As a major species, the tiger is a healthy environment. Their presence reflects the withdrawal of biodiversity and the revival of ecological services – the benefits of the local communities directly get.
Malayan Tiger is on its way to extinction and is only found in the southern forests of Thailand and on the Malaysian Peninsula.
These big cats need a large zone
There was a time when about 1 million wild tigers were found in the natural habitat around the world.
However, by 20, their numbers have dropped to only 1,220 – and they too were limited to only 8% of their old regions.
Today, in 10 countries there is a population of tigers that are capable of breeding – where they get open zones, adequate hunts and a healthy environment.
The number of tigers has been seen in countries like Bhutan, India and Nepal. This success has been possible because of strong political will, strong networks of protected regions and strict measures taken to prevent hunting.
Global Environmental Facility (GEF), UN Development Program (UNDP) (UNDP), Nepal, Bhutan, India, Malaysia and other countries are constantly making this effort in collaboration with the government and the local community.
Tiger return
The decreased tiger decreased number was stabilized in the first 2022 and their world population increased by 4 thousand 485.
However, this growth was not the same in all countries. Forest divisions, human-brown conflict, limited resources and difficulties in implementing the law properly are still major challenges.
In many countries there is a huge shortage of money and they do not have enough resources to deal with new threats such as damage to the Tiger Corridors and infrastructure expansion.
UNDP is working on the ground level to solve these problems and is preparing a new financial source for conservation of tigers with the government and partners.
Tapi appeared in the camera trap.
Campaigning against victim
In Malaysia, the UNDP has strengthened the wildlife crime intelligence system to protect tiger and integrated enforcement propaganda. Within 18 months, tigers were caught, more than 1000 temples and nets were destroyed.
UNDP, Tiger fence stabbed to save Sumatra tigers in Indonesia and strengthened the community.
At the same time, the power to create policies under the project, the power to enforce and the participation of the community was given the power under the “illegal and unstable trafficking of extinct species” project.
In Thailand, the “fight against illegal wildlife trade” project played an important role in prohibiting the sale of ivory, rhinoceros, tiger organs and pangolin.
This reduced man’s behavior was changed by deduction, advanced application, enhancing the use of forensic techniques and promoting awareness.
Coexistence
We appreciate the beauty, strength and privacy of the tiger, but the tigers need to share land with the farmers and villagers.
This human life struggle in the Sumatra region of Indonesia is a daily truth-especially where forests and land use has destroyed the natural habitat of the tiger.
UNDP is actively working on the ground level to address this challenge. Under the Sumatra Tiger Project (Global Environmental Facility) and Supported by UNDP, Together with the local community, it is being confirmed that the protection of both people and the tiger remains.
Under the project, many more measures are being taken to build tiger-resistant enclosure, training of villagers and participation of the community-so co-existence is possible.
The forest is necessary to return to the tiger
To protect the population of the growing tiger, the places from which they have disappeared need to return – and it is very important to connect the forests.
The rapid crop in the forests of Southeast Asia has divided the tiger housing into pieces. It is important to attach the remaining forests for the future of the Tigers and restore the surrounding degraded areas.
Jungle Tigers give a better opportunity to go to new regions, hunting and breeding, which increases their chances of survival.
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Tiger Landscape Investment Fund (TLIF) to protect the survivors of the tiger and remove the lack of necessary organizations Has been established. Its purpose is to return personal investment to a business that helps the conservation, recovery and sustainable management of tiger houses.
Biodiversity and ecological services are being worked in important areas such as Perrak, Pahang and Johar through the IC-CFS project in the Peninsula region of Malaysia. It is funded by GEF and supported by UNDP Malaysia. The goal is to create an continuous forest zone by attaching the forests that are scattered with the environmental corridors.
The IC-CFS team is strengthening the systems as the furniture of smuggling using the IC-CFS team pilot regions, the identity of the species, the maps and the smart equipment.
Still in time
We have already lost a lot of things – and if the steps are not yet taken, the damage can be deeper.
Nevertheless, hope is prevalent, and the path is clear: more cross -cross cooperation, better environmentally corridor and safe, connected forest and ecosystem.
Tiger’s return is possible
Not only is the world rich in the tiger, but we also need the future.
Tiger protection is not just an attempt to save a species, it is an important step towards maintaining the biodiversity of the earth and maintaining a healthy, balanced environment for creating a healthy, balanced environment.
