Habitat use by tiger prey in Thailand’s Western Forest Complex: What will it take to fill a half-full tiger landscape?

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For border-crossing Thai tigers, the forest on the other side isn’t as green

Mongabay, 03 Feb 2021

Straddling the Myanmar-Thai border, the Dawna Tenasserim Landscape (DTL) is the intersection of four different biogeographic…

Re-wilding big prey animals help restoring tiger habitat: Study

Dailyhunt, 03 Dec 2020

New Delhi: A new Wildlife Conservation Society-led first-of-its-kind study shows how to fully restore a key tiger landscape by…

Re-wilding big prey animals help restoring tiger habitat: Study

Timesnownews.com, 03 Dec 2020

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MEOW MIX: Study Shows How to Re-Wild Big, Juicy Prey Animals for Wild Tigers

PressReleasePoint, 03 Dec 2020

Re-wild one-ton gaur, massive banteng, and hulking sambar in Thailand’s Western Forest Complex, and tigers will fill what is…

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