Амурский тигр занесён в Красную кни

Амурский тигр занесён в Красную книгу России. В апреле 2007 года эксперты Всемирного фонда дикой природы (WWF) объявили, что популяция амурских тигров достигла столетнего максимума и что тигр больше не находится на грани вымирания[9].
В 2008—2009 годах состоялась комплексная экспедиция сотрудников ИПЭЭ РАН в рамках Программы «Амурский тигр» на территории Уссурийского заповедника Дальневосточного отделения РАН в Приморском крае Дальнего Востока России[10]. Удалось выяснить, что на этой территории обитает шесть особей амурских тигров. С помощью спутниковых ошейников учёные следят за их маршрутами, и для первой помеченной самки тигра в течение года удалось получить 1222 локации[10]. Согласно опубликованным исследованиям животное использует площадь почти 900 км² — при том, что площадь заповедника — всего 400 км². Это означает, что тигры выходят далеко за пределы охраняемой зоны, подвергаясь повышенной опасности[10]. Эти данные, согласно публикации, дают основание говорить о необходимости создания охранной зоны заповедника и регламентации деятельности человека за его пределами

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Siberian tiger in the Red Book of Russia. In April 2007, experts from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) announced that the population of Siberian Tigers has reached 100-year maximum and that Tiger is no longer on the brink of extinction [9].In 2008-2009, there was a complex expedition of the RUSSIAN "Siberian Tiger" on the territory of the reserve of the far eastern branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences Ussuri in the Primorsky region of Russia's far East [10]. Managed to find out that this territory is home to six species of Amur Tigers. Using satellite collars scientists follow their routes, and for the first marked female tiger was able to get during the year 1222 location [10]. According to published research, the animal uses the area almost 900 km², while the area of the reserve is only 400 km². This means that tigers go far beyond the protected zone, being exposed to increased risk [10]. The data, according to the publication, gives the grounds to speak about the need to establish a buffer zone of the reserve and the regulation of human activity beyond

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Amur tiger listed in the Red Book of Russia. In April 2007, experts from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) announced that the Amur tiger population has reached a maximum and a century that the tiger is no longer on the verge of extinction. [9]
In 2008-2009, a multidisciplinary expedition staff IEE RAS in the framework of the "Amur Tiger "in the Ussuri Reserve in the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Primorye Territory Russia's Far East. [10] We found out that in this area inhabited by six species of Amur tigers. With the help of satellite collars scientists monitor their routes, and marked for the first female tiger for a year managed to get 1,222 locations [10]. According to published research animal uses an area of almost 900 square kilometers - despite the fact that the area of the reserve - only 400 square kilometers. This means that the Tigers are far beyond the protected area, undergoing high-risk [10]. These data, according to the publication, give grounds to speak about the need for a buffer zone of the reserve and regulate human activities beyond

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Amur tiger has been registered in the Red book of Russia. In April 2007, experts of the World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF) announcedThat gastropod Syabar tigers reached centennial maximum, and that tiger is no longer on the brink of extinction[ 9] .
In 2008-2009, held at the integrated expedition on which a large number of staff in the framework of the program "Amur tiger" on the territory of heavily contaminated water reserve Far East branch of Russian Academy of Sciences in Primorski Krai Far EastWas able to determine that, in the territory embracing six species Syabar tigers. Using the satellite induced scientists monitored their routes,And for the first marked the tiger in the course of the year, was able to obtain 1222 positioning[ 10). According to published research animal uses the area almost 900 km² - when that area sanctuary - just 400 enjoys stunning viewsThis means that tigers go far beyond protected zone, without high-risk[ 10). These data, according to the publication,Give the base to talk about the need for the establishment of the zone alarm reserve and regulation of the activities of human rights for its outside