World's tigers 'on edge of extinction'

The world’s tiger population is on the verge of extinction, Nepal’s forest secretary has warned a conference of experts.

World's tigers 'on edge of extinction'

The world’s tiger population is on the verge of extinction, Nepal’s forest secretary has warned a conference of experts.

Delegates from 20 countries, including 13 where tigers are still found in the wild, are discussing strategies for conservation of the animal as well as challenges such as poaching, illegal trade in tiger parts and man-animal conflicts.

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