Roaring across Middle East and Asia, The Asiatic lions beyond endangered animal, they are become the symbol of strength and icon in Hinduism. The number of this species have reached a low of approximately 500 lions and more than 90% of them live in India's Gir National Park. This condition led to many conservation program across the globe. Conservation group and local community supports are the greatest power as the conservation program is most likely success, and it is happen like a real story of hope.
Preventing from extinction that probably could be happen in GIr National Park, translocation to Palpur-Kuno which was initiated by Indian Authority, become an alternative to answering this problem, although several factors should be taken as notes. However, several Asiatic Lion live in the zoo and yet there are no plans to release them. This story of hope is expected to inspire other big cats conservation program worldwide.
news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/08/asia-endangered-world-lion-day-conservation/
Preventing from extinction that probably could be happen in GIr National Park, translocation to Palpur-Kuno which was initiated by Indian Authority, become an alternative to answering this problem, although several factors should be taken as notes. However, several Asiatic Lion live in the zoo and yet there are no plans to release them. This story of hope is expected to inspire other big cats conservation program worldwide.
news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/08/asia-endangered-world-lion-day-conservation/