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Key Points

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Over 100 nations attended the conference

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Protected lands increased from about 750 to over 1,000

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Tiger reserves grew from 47 to 58; elephant reserves grew from 30 to 33

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Wetland protected sites rose from 24 to 101

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India is re‑introducing cheetahs into the wild

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Scientific research helps improve animal habitats and safe pathways

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Summary

More than one hundred countries are sharing ideas to protect wildlife.

The country now has over a thousand protected lands, more tiger and elephant homes, and many new wetland sites.

Scientists are counting animals like tigers and elephants to help keep their homes safe.

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New Words to Learn

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World Wide Fund for Nature
a big group that works to protect plants and animals around the world
protected areas
places set aside so plants and animals are safe
tiger reserves
areas where tigers can live without danger
elephant reserves
areas where elephants can live without danger
wetland sites
wet places like swamps that help many animals
cheetah reintroduction programme
a plan to bring cheetahs back to live in the wild
scientific monitoring
watching and studying animals using careful science
population assessments
counting how many of each animal there are
habitat
the natural home where an animal lives
biodiversity
the variety of different plants and animals in one place
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