Hunting Wild Siberian Tigers under any Pretext is Illegal | Some Thoughts on human-Tiger Conflicts | CBCGDF BASE

On November 18, after a wild Siberian tiger entered the village in Boli County, Qitaihe City, Heilongjiang Province, the governments attached great importance to it. The Heilongjiang Provincial Forestry and Grassland Bureau held emergency meetings and online conferences to arrange control and prevention work.

 

Combined with the study of the "Wildlife Protection Law of the People's Republic of China", how should conflicts between humans and wild beasts be handled?

 


For the protection of national key protected wildlife, any organization or individual has the obligation to protect them and their habitats. It is prohibited to illegally hunt, transport, and trade wildlife, and it is prohibited to destroy wildlife habitats.

 

For the protection of national key protected wildlife, the governments at all levels should strengthen publicity and education on wildlife protection and popularization of scientific knowledge. Regarding the protection of wildlife habitats and migration routes, the author believes that local governments should announce the construction achievements in this regard in detail to the public, so that everyone can see how many nature reserves and protected areas have been built in the region, how many wildlife migration corridors have been built, and what protection measures have been taken, so that the people can understand the implementation of relevant government protection measures.

 

According to relevant statistics, there are only about 70 wild Siberian tigers, and hunting Siberian tigers under any pretext is illegal. Those captured in conflicts between humans and wild animals should be released back to the wild in accordance with the law, and the release situation should be announced to the public. If the protection of wildlife causes casualties, crop or other property losses, the local government shall provide compensation.

 

Original Chinese Article: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/77PgRjoq1Pho-cobEKSfQg

Translator: Sara

Reviewed by: Richard

Editor: Sara    

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