Tigers to Cambodia: Disaster in the Making
Money better spent protecting wild tiger populations elsewhere, and on Cambodia’s own clouded leopards
India is set to send four tigers, one male and three females, to Cambodia this year, a country where they were declared extinct in 2016, with the last one camera-trapped in Mondulkiri province in 2007. The reason for their extinction in Cambodia – poaching – remains unresolved, and if anything has intensif…
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