The Bengal tiger is a slow-breeding species. Female tigers generally reproduce after reaching maturity at three to four years of age and usually raise one litter every two to three years.
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International Tiger Day: A complex landscape of recovery, conflict, and empty forests
International Tiger Day: India, home to 70% of global tigers
India’s tiger numbers are rising. Protecting their pathways is next
Co-existing with tigers outside reserves
Two tigers found dead in the Nilgiris
West Bengal plans sustainable wildlife and mangrove tourism in Sundarbans
India's tiger population doubles, but human-wildlife conflict rises alongside
Students in Tiruppur learn the vital role of tiger habitats in water security on World Tiger Day
International Tiger Day 2026: 6 best tiger reserves in India for an unforgettable wildlife escape
Four years on, 3,000 residents in Rajasthan's tiger reserve await relocation
In a first, Bangladesh is preparing to release a tiger back into the wild after it was rescued from a poacher’s trap and provided…
July 29 is International Tiger Day. Few species have benefitted from global conservation attention and funding like the tiger.…
Celebrate International Tiger Day as India highlights its role as home to 70% of the world’s wild tiger population.
Tigers will be introduced to Buxa Tiger Reserve in West Bengal on October 2, following careful planning and habitat…
Cambodia plans to reintroduce tigers from India to restore the species, strengthen conservation, and support long-term…
RAJAJI TIGER RESERVE, India — It is early morning in late May in the hardwood sal forests of Rajaji Tiger Reserve in north India,…
