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Bhutan adopts Conservation Assured Tiger Standards

December 8, 2016
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In securing a long-term future of the country’s tigers, Bhutan adopted the Conservation Assured Tiger Standards yesterday.

It is a conservation tool which enables key tiger sites to be effectively managed.

Currently, including Bhutan, five other countries have adopted the Standards. A survey last year found an estimated 103 tigers in Bhutan.

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