00:00At the end of the year, we are going to be able to manage this as well as the Big Cat Alliance, MFCC, NTC, Karnataka, RNA, and Pumas.
00:13The big cats are also the big cats, the tiger, leopards, jaguars, cheetahs, snow leopards and pumas.
00:24Big Cat Range Countries, we have 80 participants in the country in the country.
00:31The first thing is that we have started the Tiger project in the 50 years.
00:37We successfully managed the Tiger aspect of the management aspect.
00:41How better management practice in our country in the country is in the country.
00:47We have a chance to get a showcase in other countries.
00:50In other words, the Big Cat Range Countries is healthy.
00:54In the African countries, in the European countries, in the South East Station countries.
00:58It is a big deal.
01:00In those countries, we have a chance to get the management of the country.
01:08We have a chance to get the knowledge sharing programs.
01:12Capacity building.
01:14In other countries, we have a chance to get the success in our country.
01:20We have a chance to get the success in the country.
01:22In the management aspect, we have a chance to get the grassland development, waterhole development,
01:26protection activities, anti-poaching camps visits, technology, drones and camera traps.
01:32We have a chance to get the capture.
01:36India has taken the lead to establish the International Big Cat Alliance.
01:40This Cat Alliance, there are 95 range countries.
01:44The aim of instituting or creating this International Big Cat Alliance to save the seven big cats of the world.
01:52These seven big cats are Tiger, Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, Snow Leopard, Jaguar and Puma.
01:58They are found in 95 countries.
02:00India has taken the lead to establish this International Big Cat Alliance.
02:04Because out of seven big cats, we have five big cats.
02:08And the government of India is doing very well in conservation of these big cats.
02:13India is the largest tiger-range country in the world.
02:16It has more than 70% wild tiger population.
02:20India is one of the largest leopard-range countries in the world.
02:24India has around 14,000 to 15,000 leopards in the wild.
02:28India is the third largest snow leopard country in the world.
02:32India is the only home to Asiatic lion and the lion population in India,
02:36which is found in Gir, Gujarat, is doing very well.
02:39The population is increasing at a very healthy rate.
02:42India had lost Cheetah way back in 1952.
02:48The government of India declared it as extinct in the first International Board of Wildlife meeting,
02:56which took place at Masuru in 1952.
02:58There it was decided that India will bring back the Cheetah.
03:03And after 70 years, we could successfully bring,
03:07we brought Cheetah from Namibia and Africa
03:10and reintroduced successfully.
03:12Now the Cheetah population is doing very well.
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