India Has A New Plan to Tackle Waste in the Wild: What Will Change in Tiger Reserves
A plastic container floating in the Ramganga River might seem like an ordinary piece of litter. But in January 2020, tourists at Corbett Tiger Reserve watched a tigress and two cubs chewing one. The photographs, taken in the Dhikala range, were handed to the reserve authorities on 30 January. Corbett officials ordered an inquiry into how the plastic container reached the reserve. At the time, the…
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