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Asian Conservation Awareness Programme - India

The Asian Conservation Awareness Programme (ACAP) is a multi-media campaign that is being undertaken by WildAid in partnership with the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation (DSWF), both UK-based NGOs. The programme has run successfully in South-east Asia where it increased education on conservation, raised awareness, and reduced consumer demand for endangered species’ products.

In 2003, ACAP was extended to India in collaboration with WPSI. ‘ACAP India’ is building a high profile multi-media campaign that is designed to raise awareness about the crisis facing Indian endangered species such as the tiger, rhino, elephant, turtle and bear as a result of growing consumer demand for their body parts and products.

 


 

 

 

 

 

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TIGER NEWS


 Notorious Tiger Poacher Convicted 28th July, 2010

 Tiger conservation forum promises long term commitment 3rd July, 2010



TIGER DEATHS IN 2010
 Mortality                 12
 Poaching &             23
 Seizures                   
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       Total                  35

TIGER DEATHS IN 2009
 Mortality                  53
 Poaching &              32  
 Seizures
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       Total                    85


TIGER POACHING 1994-2009

WILDLIFE NEWS

Two more leopard skins seized in Uttarakhand 9th July, 2010

 Three leopard skins seized in Uttarakhand 7th July, 2010




LEOPARD DEATHS IN 2010
 Mortality                99
 Poaching &          116
 Seizures             
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       Total                 215
     

LEOPARD DEATHS IN 2009
 Mortality               129
 Poaching &           161  
 Seizures
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       Total                 290

LEOPARD POACHING 1994-2009


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