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Research at Save The Tiger Fund

Over the last decade Save The Tiger Fund grantees have been working diligently in each of the world’s remaining tiger landscapes to understand basic tiger ecology, predator-prey relationships, habitat use and distribution patterns, reproductive biology which have highlighted key differences between populations, for example, Amur tigers in the Russian Far East have much larger home ranges than Bengal tigers in the Terai Arc Landscapes of Nepal and India.

This section is a platform to provide guidance to conservation practitioners and disseminate the findings of over a decade of conservation lessons learned. This section is mostly technical documents and scientific reports with guidance to grantees about out grants management requirements. Please navigate using the menu on the right.