India’s attempt to save the tiger has been a remarkable success According to a new study published in the journal Science, the country is now home to 75% of the world’s tigers, despite having just 18% of the global tiger habitat The big cats prowl 138,200
Number Of Wild Tigers Increases For First Time In 100 Years The number of tigers in the wild has risen from an estimated 3,200 in 2010 to about 3,890 in 2016 — a gain of more than 20 percent after a century of decline, according to the World Wildlife
Conservation efforts double Indias tiger population – DW . . . Around three-quarters of the world's tigers now live in India, despite rapidly growing urbanization and human populations From 2010 to 2022, tigers in India more than doubled from an estimated
Wild tigers: We love them and don’t want to lose them As we near 2022, the world’s attention has never been more focused on tigers 2022, also known as the Year of the Tiger in the Chinese Lunar calendar, is expected to be a critical juncture on the road ahead for tiger conservation The last Year of the Tiger, in 2010, brought forth a global
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT TO SAVE TIGERS FROM EXTINCTION TIGERS HAVE CAPTIVATED PEOPLE AND CULTURES THROUGHOUT HISTORY Tigers are the largest of the world’s big cats and one of the most fearsome predators on Earth They are also perilously close to extinction In the early 1900s over 100,000 wild tigers roamed Asia, from eastern Turkey to Malaysia, Thailand and even the islands of Java and Bali
Tigers Endangered - Tiger Facts and Information The latest census indicates a population with less than 4,000 specimens in the wild In 2009 IUCN estimated a total of 3,200 tigers, but some believe that the number has risen to almost 4,000 adults In fact, WWF declared that 2016 was the first year that the population of tigers did not decrease in more than a century