In a recent X post, Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Himanshu Tyagi highlighted the significant role of tigers in maintaining forest ecosystems and expressed concern over human-induced pollution affecting their habitats.

Mr. Tyagi’s tweet lamented the selfishness of humans, whose careless disposal of waste is polluting these creatures’ vital habitats.

“The tiger is cleaning up forests. It is sad that humans have become so selfish that they are polluting the habitats of these innocent creatures. Should not we be mindful of where we throw our garbage?” Mr. Tyagi wrote in his tweet.

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Check out the tweet here –

The tiger is cleaning up forests. It is sad that humans have become so selfish that they are polluting the habitats of these innocent creatures.

Should not we be mindful of where we throw our garbage? pic.twitter.com/OCbPPgAeFO

— Himanshu Tyagi (@Himanshutyg_ifs) February 14, 2024

As an IFS officer, Mr. Tyagi has been vocal about environmental issues, consistently advocating for sustainable practices and conservation efforts. His Twitter post serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of human activities and the natural world, urging individuals to adopt more mindful behaviors to safeguard ecosystems and wildlife.

Mr. Tyagi’s message underscores the importance of collective responsibility in preserving the environment for future generations and encourages proactive measures to mitigate human impact on wildlife habitats.