what can we do to discourage poaching and illegal trade? uh, besides our rangers, our inspectors conduct regular raids, and they are the most vulnerable. uh, the most vulnerable areas are being deployed, and there are special teams. they are specifically working to uh protect exactly the tigers when we talk about the boreal habitat of tigers. i've been talking about the three main uh territories since 2018 . we managed to expand the real a and the national park, which covers the area uh 550, uh quadra. and parsa national park is a

brand new park. it occupies an area of ​​637 m², all together it is more than a thousand square kilometers. uh, we already talked about majmenta. this is very important for, uh, conservation, uh, populations of tigers and the area where tigers breed. not only is this due not only to the involvement of, say, some law enforcement agencies, but we have a system for making payments to local communities. we are investing in this so-called buffer zone program. compensation mechanisms that

allow e to make payments, but to the population in case, say, their crops are violated or if tigers are destroyed. uh, for example, animals, uh, uh, talking about our success in increasing the maternity population in 2009. according to the calculations. we had, uh, 121 tigers. in the thirteenth year. we already on the population numbered 198 in the eighteenth 235 and uh, this is already a serious increase. and that is, just then we just reached our goal. uh, we had a goal of 250, but today the number of tigers, and we have 355 uh, and this is uh. here is how they are distributed across the country you see on the map in the national parks, and this is compare the figures

for the growth of the tiger population in various, and the parks after that reached this goal uh in the number of tigers now uh, of course, the number of tigers. yes, now we need to look at how we can support it at the same level. of course, we also need to support the food base, and we are just focusing our efforts on this. plus , of course, we need to expand. the range maintains corridors so that corridors are always crossed in order to keep, uh, the boundaries of which we managed to establish the prime minister, and initiated e, announced

a program, er, support for local communities, and in connection with conservation, of course we will, er, law enforcement measures support, because there are a lot of conflicts between people in these games, that is uh, 50, a percentage who uh hmm who was killed by the tigers? yes, these cases took place on the territory of national parks, where people entered illegally, uh, and there are unfortunately more such conflicts in our country, therefore, of course, we need to ah strengthen uh for a few national parks, uh, law enforcement, uh, and also, uh, of course, there are a lot of conflicts that are related to infrastructure, yes,

in this sense, we uh try. uh, we have, like , 2022 targets that are, uh, targeted, which are kind of, uh, the point, which is to minimize the uh damage that infrastructure development does. ah, the life of tigers. ah, we are of course constantly monitoring. ah, the number of games. we will wait to continue doing this. and uh, we will protect and support the territories in every possible way, where tigers breed. we want to uh, of course, now pay a lot of attention to uh, climate-related issues that affect the conservation of tiger populations and uh. of course, we are not only

talking about the conservation of populations, but also the conservation of ecosystems, but in general, we have succeeded in answering your question. uh, the goal of our release is to fulfill. we have not only doubled, but also the morning or tiger population in our country, the goals have been met and exceeded. how did you say it yourself? thank you for such a detailed detailed report. i think your the experience will be very useful to your colleagues and yes, and to us , too, from different countries. weird. real tiger habitat thank you. and now let's talk about the experience of thailand. and i want to give the floor to the head of the department of national parks for the protection of wildlife, nature and plants of the ministry of natural resources and the environment. thailand to android syria. the move itself, mr. move itself. uh, as far as i know, thailand has a stable population of tigers, but still, in the last 12 years, a downward trend has been recorded and these are the numbers that i found in open sources. what tigers, uh, in thailand in

the wild has become less than 200 individuals with what right? what is the reason for this decline and what are the main measures currently taken by the thai authorities to conserve tigers, how are you fighting poaching? somewhere good afternoon, your ministers, ladies and gentlemen, participants of this plenary session. it's a big part for me to take part in this event. i also represent the ministry of natural resources and environmental protection. thailand look at the number of e tigress the population in 2012 the second year represented is

about 150. uh, eighty animals. it can be noted that the territory in which these games live, you see them on the map, we will compare this with the territories where people live intersect, and the territories and now we are talking about three main

areas of 20,000 square kilometers. and also potentially another zone - this is about four thousand square kilometers. now they have about 150 one hundred and eighty animals. graphs present data for the last 15 years. these are the results. uh, monitoring

special cameras, traps are used. you see that a in principle about the population is quite stable. this increases somewhat. we hope that we will be able to keep all these figures, that the animals also move from the area marked on the right of the park to other territories also briefly. and to put it briefly, what is the main e-e of such still not obvious growth. as you say, there is still some growth . yes, it stays at a more or less stable level, yes. or is it decreasing? what are the threats now main for tigers in thailand in the wild?

ah, he climbed himself, yes, we see that in some forest areas there is no food supply and animals move to some other places, and here is poaching. yes, this is the main problem. are you going to accept that in the next 12 years, so that next year of the tiger, when we see each other in the integrin itself, will you have any successful results? we use

the most successful models in order to preserve the landscape characteristics of the area where the tiger population lives. we try again territories will be used where no tigers have been observed over the past ten years, but tigers, and we will, and we would transport them there, maybe by some means to expand this zone, which the participants share here themselves will be useful to you, including , uh, the next participant u of our forum joins us via videoconference from a participant from bangladesh, chief inspector of forests, department of forestry, ministry of the environment. climate change sucks, amir hossein. uh hope we see him now

via videoconferencing. for now, i want to remind you that we have gathered here, that, first of all , all countries should share international experience. and everyone has their own characteristics, and which countries face in maintaining and conserving the population. eh, the tiger, and there are countries in which, as we have already said , a decline has indeed been recorded. they tell me that , unfortunately, we have lost ties with bangladesh, but it is known there that over the past 12 years the number of bengal tigers has decreased from 400 to 160. although also, of course, 12 years ago we set ourselves tasks, but an increase in this population. well, i hope that when he is younger, he can join us. we don't have guests from malaysia yet. as you can see the chair console, so let's move on to, uh, the representatives of laos. wangmani, deputy minister of agriculture and forestry of laos,

i would like to give you the floor. i know that you are also here with a colleague who is directly involved in saving tigers. uh, as far as i know in laos over the past 12 years, despite all efforts, the tigers have disappeared, which caused this situation and will you restore the population? distinguished ministers, distinguished heads of delegation, distinguished participants, adams and gentlemen, government of the republic i am ready to express my gratitude for the opportunity to

participate, thank the russian federation for the welcome and hospitality and thank you for the excellent organization at the second international forum in vladivostok of the russian federation in recent years. works closely with all countries where the tiger population lives, work hold summit meetings work with various organizations, and held a meeting on e, meetings. uh, ministers and a and.

we also attended meetings. e in this place in india which are concerned with this issue and are aiming at the conservation of the population of wild tigers. and also in our country. we are in vladivostok, a declaration was signed, and between our countries and we emphasized our focus on the conservation of tigers, and it should be especially noted. uh, efforts of the national assemblies thailand which