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Mayur Kotlikar/Getty Images(NEW YORK) The tiger conservation efforts in Asia have been so successful that they had an unintended and equally beneficial consequence of preventing further some greenhouse gas emissions from entering the atmosphere, a new study finds. Enhanced protection of Indian forests for tiger conservation has prevented 1 million metric tons of carbon emissions as a result of averted forest loss, according to a paper published Thursday in Nature Ecology & Evolution. The highest proportion of the world s wild tigers Panthera tigris live in India. When the Indian National Tiger Conservation Authority was established in 2005 to rehabilitate the country s dwindling tiger population, many of the tiger reserves were designated in the subsequent years, with the most recent ones being established in 2022, according to the researchers. While the sites were already considered protected areas, the designation as tiger reserves resulted in enhanced monitoring and enf

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