Tiger Conservation Landscapes (TCL)
 The most comprehensive
scientific study of tiger habitats ever done finds that the big cats
reside in 40 percent less habitat than they were thought to a decade
ago. The tigers now occupy only 7 percent of their historic range.
This landmark study, Setting Priorities for Conservation and Recovery
of Wild Tigers: 2005-2015, commissioned by the Save The Tiger Fund and
produced by some of the world’s leading tiger scientists at World
Wildlife Fund, Wildlife Conservation Society, the Smithsonian’s
National Zoological Park and Save The Tiger Fund, calls for specific
international actions to safeguard remaining populations.
Press
release and media kit – click here to download press
release and fact sheet, tiger images for use by the media, and
press-friendly maps for use in media articles.
Download the full
report - “Setting Priorities for Conservation and
Recovery of Wild Tigers: 2005-2015".
Explore tiger
maps – an online mapping tool to guide users to the
world’s top priority tiger conservation landscapes.
Participate in the
online tiger survey – have you seen a tiger in the wild?
Participate in the world’s most comprehensive tiger conservation
study by submitting your observations online.
Tiger Conservation
Landscapes Discussion - This
discussion is related to the TCL document, database, and associated
online mapping feature. You must create a Conservation
Friend account to participate.
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