To:The Wildlife Magazine  

From:Đoàn Minh Thiên

Subject:Threats to Tigers and Possible Solutions  

Date:Pham Hoai nam

Introductio

This report describes the threats facing tigers and suggests some solutions to address the problem. Tigers are among the most endangered animals in the world, and urgent action is needed to protect them.  

Threats

Research has shown that habitat destruction is one of the biggest threats to tigers. Deforestation, urban expansion, and agricultural activities have significantly reduced their natural habitats, making it difficult for them to survive.  

Another serious threat is poaching. Many tigers are hunted for their skin, bones, and other body parts, which are highly valued in illegal wildlife trade. Despite strict laws, poaching continues to endanger tiger populations.  

Solutions

One solution is to strengthen and enforce wildlife protection laws to prevent illegal hunting and trading. Governments must impose stricter penalties on poachers and traffickers.  

Second, it is important to establish more protected areas where tigers can live safely. Expanding national parks and wildlife reserves will help protect their natural habitats.  

In addition, we should raise public awareness about tiger conservation. Educating communities and promoting eco-tourism can encourage local people to protect tigers rather than hunt them.  

Conclusion

In conclusion, there are multiple threats to tigers, but with effective conservation efforts, we can save them from extinction. Therefore, we recommend stricter law enforcement, habitat protection, and public awareness campaigns to ensure a future for tigers.