India’s tiger reserves have become both conservation success stories and tourism magnets. Every year, thousands of safari vehicles enter India’s protected forests, generating revenue for conservation and local communities. But a recent study suggests that this growing human footprint may also come at a physiological cost for the country’s national animal, and may even influence […]
India’s tiger reserves have become both conservation success stories and tourism magnets. Every year, thousands of safari vehicles enter India’s protected forests, generating revenue for conservation and local communities. But a recent study suggests that this growing human footprint may also come at a physiological cost for the country’s national animal, and may even influence […]
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