Tiger facts & future
Send a card to the rangers who risk their lives for tigers - they need your support
We have lost 97% of our wild tigers in just over a century. With as few as 3,200 remaining, action is needed to increase and strengthen their habitat and protect the species from major threats such as poaching.
WWF works with the 13 tiger countries to create a future for wild tigers.
WWF works with the 13 tiger countries to create a future for wild tigers.
Towards Zero Poaching
Moving towards Zero Poaching in China
Early in 2012, 6 young volunteers, appointed as WWF-China Youth Tiger Ambassadors, visited the Amur tiger habitat in NE China. They spent 10 days with experts and rangers to learn at first hand about protecting tigers in the wild. This film documents their experience in their own words. WWF works with local governments and others towards Zero Poaching of Tigers an initiative to stop tiger killing and trading at its source.
More about our work Towards Zero Poaching.
More about our work Towards Zero Poaching.
Learn More about Tigers
General information:
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Tigers Infographic
Check out the Infograph on tiger facts to learn more and spread the word on why their future is at risk and why we have to secure it.
Latest Tiger News & Reports
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Deer finding documents success of prey recovery program for endangered Amur tigers and leopards
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NGO observers have claimed that pulp timber suppliers to controversial paper giant Asia Pulp ...
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New study reveals scale of persistent illegal tiger trade
Parts of more than 1400 Tigers have been seized across Asia in the past 13 years, according to ...
Watch video: A tigress and her cubs were captured on film for the first time by a WWF camera trap in Sumatra, Indonesia. Click here to see footage.
Only 3,200
— WWF (@WWF) July 31, 2012#tigers remain. Without rangers, they would be even fewer. Tell a ranger you care#cards4tigers bit.ly/OFjAMG
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