Tiger conservation success in 2023 - ZSL A Future for Bengal Tigers There is still much work to be done to bring Bengal tiger populations close to their historic numbers, but the success of India’s growing population – coming shortly after Nepal announced the doubling of their own tiger population – shows how these vital conservation efforts can make a tangible difference to restoring the natural world
Sumatra - WWF Critically endangered, there are fewer than 300 Sumatran rhinos and fewer than 400 Sumatran tigers left in the wild The Sumatran elephant is the smallest of the Asian elephants The Sumatran orangutan is more endangered than the Borneo orangutan
Fauna of South Korea - Wikipedia During the Japanese colonial era, vast number of wild fauna were poached leading some of the species to be threaten to potential extinction [4] Initially, the wild Tiger, which inhabited on the Korean Peninsula was a Siberian tiger species It was very large in its size and large number existed throughout the nation
Tiger Fact Sheet | Blog | Nature - PBS There may be as few as 3,890 tigers in the wild, according to the World Wildlife Fund Most of which can be found in isolated pockets spread across increasingly fragmented forests Wild tigers
The Best Places to See Royal Bengal Tigers in India Currently, around three-quarters of the world’s wild tiger population resides in India While you might think this is a lot, it unfortunately still only adds up to around 3,000 tigers But, it’s not all bad news for these beautiful big cats
COUNTING TIGERS IN INDIA - WWF 2022 is the Year of the Tiger as well as being the 12 year anniversary of the first Global Tiger Summit in 2010 where tiger range governments made an ambitious goal to double the number of tigers in the wild This year a new tiger population estimate will be released and a new Global Tiger Recovery Plan 2022-2034 will be formed to renew the
Rare video of tigress and three cubs in Thailand | Stories | WWF With only 148-189 wild tigers in all of Thailand, a tiger sighting is rare and even rarer to see a tigress with three well-developed cubs The video was captured in Thailand’s Upper Western Forest Complex, one of only two regions in the country where wild tigers still roam