Project Tiger was launched in 1973 by the Government of India to address the drastic decline in the wild tiger population caused by poaching and habitat loss, aiming to ensure the survival of the species through dedicated conservation efforts.

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This initiative established protected tiger reserves and implemented anti-poaching measures, which have helped stabilize and in some areas increase tiger numbers. It created a framework for wildlife conservation in India that continues to influence policy and habitat management.

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