International Tiger Day 2022: Theme

International Tiger Day is celebrated annually on July 29.

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This day is also celebrated as Awareness Day to prevent the destruction caused due to poaching.

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It is due to poaching and destruction of forests that the number of tigers has dropped significantly in various countries.

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India currently accounts for 70 percent of the total tiger population in the world.

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The theme for world tiger day 2022 “India launches Project Tiger to revive the tiger population”.

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It was in 2010, at the Tiger Conference in St. Petersburg, Russia, that the idea of ‘International Tiger Day’ came p and it was decided that it would be celebrated every year on 29 July.

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