Q. Which one of the following is the core strategy of “Project Tiger” for tiger conservation?
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[A] It aims to reintroduce tigers in areas where they have become extinct.

[B] It aims at establishment of a network of tiger reserves with protected core areas and buffer zones.

[C] It aims at relocation of human settlements from tiger habitats.

[D] It aims at legal protection of tigers and their prey species.

Answer: B
Notes:

Explanation – The core strategy of Project Tiger for tiger conservation is the establishment of a network of tiger reserves with protected core areas and buffer zones.

The program aims to create a system of tiger reserves across India, each with a core area where tigers can live without human disturbance and a buffer zone that serves as a migration corridor and a buffer against external pressures.

This strategy aims to ensure that tigers have sufficient habitat to support a viable population and can move freely between different areas. The protected core areas also help to safeguard tigers from poaching and other human-induced threats.

Source: Forum IAS

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