Monday, 20 January 2014

NEWSLINK: Sea rise could spell end for Sundarban Tigers: WWF

Sea rise could spell end for Sundarban Tigers: WWF

Sea rise could spell end for Sundarban Tigers: WWF
Maruf Mallick
bdnews24.com’s environment correspondent
Falun, Sweden, 23 January (bdnews24.com) — One of the world’s largest tiger populations could disappear by the end of this century as rising sea levels caused by climate change destroy their habitat in the Sundarbans along the coast of Bangladesh, according to a new World Wildlife Fund (WWF)-led study published in the journal Climatic Change.
Tigers are among the world’s most threatened species, with only an estimated 3,200 remaining in the wild, Swiss-based WWF, the worlds largest conservations organisation, said in a report on Friday.

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