Unsung Hero: The Forest Officer Who Brought Wildlife Back

🌱 What Happened

Meet Parveen Kaswan, an Indian Forest Service officer, who took up the challenge of rejuvenating the depleted Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan. When he arrived in 2015, the reserve had only 2 tigers, but by 2020 the number had increased to 20.

💡 Impact

Parveen’s tireless efforts have not only increased the tiger population but also restored the ecosystem by reintroducing native flora and fauna. Local communities have benefited from increased tourism, creating jobs and boosting the local economy.

  • From 2 to 20 tigers in 5 years
  • Boosted local economy and job creation
  • Restored local flora and fauna

📍 The Bigger Picture

Parveen’s work is a shining example of how dedicated individuals can make significant impacts on wildlife conservation. It serves as a reminder that each one of us can contribute to the cause in our own way.

Learn more about Parveen’s work on his Twitter.

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