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Solid partnership and cooperation between all stakeholders is essential if the tiger is to survive in its natural setting. No one organisation, agency, community or individual has the resources, knowledge or capacity to succeed alone. Tiger conservation on the scale envisaged in this strategy will call as never before upon the ability of people and organisations to work together.
The approach will require long-term commitments, and sharing of knowledge, skills and resources, to implement diverse but complementary activities such as community-based natural resource management, law enforcement, conservation education, research and surveys, and cross-border cooperation that will ultimately lead to a future shared harmoniously by tigers and humans.
