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| How to achieve 1000 tigers by 2022 |
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| We need your help desperately. |
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We can’t save the tigers without your support. Here are some
ways you can help us make a difference.
1. Join and participate in this website.
2. Don’t buy medicine or products containing tiger parts.
3. Help spread awareness of the tiger’s plight.
4. Make a donation.
Remember, it’s double or nothing. Support TX2. |
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With support from the Department of Wildlife and National Parks, the Malaysian Conservation Alliance for Tigers (MYCAT) which WWF-Malaysia is part of, works to carry out activities in implementing the National Tiger Action Plan, a roadmap to double our tigers.
The Plan highlights four main areas that we should focus on in order to achieve |
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Secure the Central Forest Spine (CFS) with strictly protected priority areas in the landscapes connected with corridors
The Central Forest Spine, the backbone of Peninsular Malaysia’s environmentally-sensitive areas, can support 1000 tigers once it is
connected with wildlife corridors. |
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Provide effective and long-term protection of tigers and their prey
Strengthening our wildlife legislation and setting up of a multi-agency enforcement taskforce can help reduce threats to tigers and their prey. |
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Promote and practice ecologically-sound land use, compatible to tiger conservation outside the priority protected areas
Incorporating and promoting tiger-friendly land-use policies will help reduce human-tiger conflict, especially in rural towns and areas. |
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Apply science to monitor the efficacy of conservation actions and to improve the knowledge of tiger ecology
Monitoring tiger population across landscapes in Peninsular Malaysia can help us determine tiger distribution and using science to properly estimate tiger numbers. |
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