With 444 tigers, the state ranks 4th in India, yet its conservation model is being studied globally. Why? Because it’s blending science, community work, and even tourism into a powerful strategy. The event brings together global experts from Russia, Bhutan, and Cambodia; all to learn from Maharashtra’s success. But here’s the twist: this isn’t just a wildlife event. It’s shaping policy on CSR funding, green jobs, and human-tiger coexistence. For job seekers eyeing environmental policy, forest services, or sustainable development roles, this is where the future is being planned. The real takeaway? Conservation isn’t just about saving animals; it’s creating careers, economies, and ecosystems that last.