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Grants

Save The Tiger Fund invests money in conservation partners working to save wild tigers. Grantees compete for funds in response to a bi-annual request for proposals and Save The Tiger Fund staff reccommend proposals to Save The Tiger Fund Council, a seasoned group of international tiger experts, who discuss the slate final decisions on funding allocations.  Grant-making is the cornerstone initiative of Save The Tiger Fund, and we have made significant achievements over the last 10 years. Search the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation's online conservation grant library here.

Conservation Priorities - Tiger Conservation Landscapes (TCL's)

Responsible investments in our partners are scientifically informed by the best most up-to-date analysis of where tigers remain in the wild and where they have the maximum likelihood of survival through a Tiger Conservation Landscapes analysis (TCL). Find out more about TCL's here.

Campaign Against Tiger Trafficking (CATT)

Poaching and trafficking is one of the most significant emerging threats to tiger conservation that cannot be tackled at the landscape level alone. The Campaign Against Tiger Trafficking (CATT) is an initiative of Save The Tiger Fund designed to stop both demand and supply of tiger parts globally. Find out more about CATT here.

Evaluation

We have recently completed a 10-year evaluation of our investments. The results will be used to improve our grant making strategy based on the lessons learned from the past. In the future we will focus prospective grantees on demonstrating meaningful outcomes that will make the difference for tigers which are an umbrella species for biodiversity conservation through much of Asia. Find out more about STF's evaluation program here.