Joel Sartoreのインスタグラム(joelsartore) - 3月3日 00時32分

Asiatic lions like this one at Kamla Nehru Zoological Garden in Ahmedabad, India, once ranged from Iran to Eastern India, but today these lions are only found in the wild within a single forest in India. Hunting and habitat loss were the driving forces behind this species’ decline, with only 50 lions remaining by the 1890s. The tide began to change for this species as local people began to show tolerance for living alongside these lions - that along with help from many dedicated individuals and protection from the government increased the population of Asiatic lions to over 500, but the fight to save this species is far from over. In December of 2018, the Indian government’s Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change launched the “Asiatic Lion Conservation Project” with an aim to protect and conserve the world’s last ranging free population of Asiatic lions and their habitat.

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savagevet039 Fundamental es mantener las acciones de conservacion orientadas al rescate y conservación de esta importante y emblematica especie animal que a maravillado y debe seguir inspirando a las futuras generaciones🙏🏽

pixnbooks Nice to know there’s some hope now and then. Hope these lions and people both flourish.

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lvsne This is so sad. We have to leave habitat and food for them.

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