On Global Tiger Day, India announced the expansion of the Sundarbans Tiger Reserve from 2,586 km² to 3,630 km², elevating it to the second-largest tiger reserve in the nation. This significant expansion unifies core and buffer zones, enhances tiger management, and secures vital conservation funding.
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Reserva de tigres de Sundarbans crece para convertirse en la segunda más grande de la India

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En el Día Internacional del Tigre India anunció que ampliará la reserva de Sundarbans en 1.100 km², llegando a 3.630 km². Esto la convierte en la segunda más extensa del país. La expansión refuerza la gestión de tigres y mejora la conservación del manglar.

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