In an exciting step for wildlife conservation, the Sino-Russian joint research lab for Amur tiger conservation at the Northeast Forestry University in the Chinese mainland has released a fresh code of conduct aimed at easing human-tiger conflict. Marking the 15th International Tiger Day on Tuesday, this initiative offers clear, science-based recommendations to help local communities and conservationists coexist safely with the recovering Amur tiger population.
The guidelines detail practical measures to minimize unwanted encounters and promote sustainable interactions between people and these majestic creatures. Experts are optimistic that this proactive framework will inspire similar efforts around the globe, paving the way for a future where nature and communities thrive together. Stay tuned for more updates on this dynamic journey towards a harmonious balance! 🐅🌱
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