Siberian Tiger Re-population Project

PhosAgro to Help Study of the Siberian Tiger

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Endangered species, Fauna of Asia, Species, National symbols of India, Siberian Tiger Re-population Project, Conservation-reliant species, Russian Far East, Siberian tiger, Tiger, Fertilizer

PhosAgroCEO Andrey Guryevsaid:"As one of the leaders in the global fertilizer industry, we are pleased to support projects to study and preserve the population of the largest tiger on the planet.

Key Points: 
  • PhosAgroCEO Andrey Guryevsaid:"As one of the leaders in the global fertilizer industry, we are pleased to support projects to study and preserve the population of the largest tiger on the planet.
  • "The RussianFar East, where the Siberiantiger lives,and where we are theonly federal fertilizer producer to havean office, is of strategic interest to us.
  • Therefore, byprotecting the tiger we are not only protecting the whole ecosystem, but we are helping the local population," Sergei Aramilev commented.
  • The Siberian tiger is one of the rarest tiger subspecies, the largest and the only one adaptedto life in the harsh winter.

PhosAgro to Help Study of the Siberian Tiger

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Endangered species, Fauna of Asia, Species, National symbols of India, Siberian Tiger Re-population Project, Conservation-reliant species, Russian Far East, Siberian tiger, Tiger, Fertilizer

PhosAgroCEO Andrey Guryevsaid:"As one of the leaders in the global fertilizer industry, we are pleased to support projects to study and preserve the population of the largest tiger on the planet.

Key Points: 
  • PhosAgroCEO Andrey Guryevsaid:"As one of the leaders in the global fertilizer industry, we are pleased to support projects to study and preserve the population of the largest tiger on the planet.
  • "The RussianFar East, where the Siberiantiger lives,and where we are theonly federal fertilizer producer to havean office, is of strategic interest to us.
  • Therefore, byprotecting the tiger we are not only protecting the whole ecosystem, but we are helping the local population," Sergei Aramilev commented.
  • The Siberian tiger is one of the rarest tiger subspecies, the largest and the only one adaptedto life in the harsh winter.