India’s tiger conservation efforts over the past 15 years have been largely successful, with the country home to 70% of the world’s wild tigers. However, experts highlight concerns about shrinking tiger habitats and the need for inclusive conservation strategies involving local communities. Climate change poses a significant threat, particularly to the Sundarbans tiger population. Experts discuss the viability and ethics of tiger translocation projects as a conservation tool. They also debate the future of tiger conservation in India, considering the viability of land sharing between humans and tigers versus maintaining inviolate spaces. The discussion explores challenges such as habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and the need for innovative policies to incentivise local communities in conservation efforts, highlighting the complexities of tiger conservation in densely populated areas.
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