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Tiger
Of all the big cats, the tiger is the largest—and the closest to extinction. As recently as 100 years ago, there were as many as 100,000 wild tigers living in Asia. Today, about 3,900 remain in the wild.
The State of the Tiger
The tiger is one of the most iconic animals on earth, but the largest of the big cats is on the brink of extinction.

As recently as 100 years ago, as many as 100,000 wild tigers roamed across Asia. Today, about 3,900 tigers are left in the wild, occupying a mere four percent of their former range.

This catastrophic population decline is driven by a range of threats, including poaching of tigers and prey for the illegal wildlife trade, overhunting of prey species by local people, and habitat loss and fragmentation.

Download our Tiger Fact Sheet to learn more about the tiger.
Tigers are globally listed as “Endangered” on the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species. Two of the remaining sub-species – Malayan and Sumatran – are “Critically Endangered.”
Panthera on Netflix's "Tiger King"
Everyone is talking about Netflix’s Tiger King. While it depicts some outsize human personalities, Panthera hopes viewers take from the show the urgent need to support real conservation organizations working to save tigers in their native, wild habitats.
Panthera's stance is that commercial breeding of tigers and other wild cats for non-conservation purposes poses a threat to critically endangered wild populations and should not be permitted.
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Primary Threat
Poaching
Wild tigers are hunted by poachers to meet demand from the $20 billion a year illegal wildlife trade. Tigers are mercilessly targeted for their body parts, including their skins, bones, teeth and other organs, which are consumed for traditional medicinal purposes across Asia, with particularly heavy demand in China.
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Threats Facing the Tiger
Poaching is the number one threat to the tiger’s existence. The prevalence of this threat will have a major bearing on whether or not the species goes extinct in many important landscapes.

Every single tiger organ is sold on the black market today. Tiger parts are used for traditional medicines thought to cure ailments ranging from arthritis to epilepsy, with the greatest demand in China. Tiger skins and other parts are also used for décor, indicating status and wealth, across Asia.

The tiger is increasingly under threat from deforestation for agricultural developments, especially monocultures like palm oil plantations. As a result, the species now remains in only around 4% of its historic range.

Habitat loss and overhunting by humans also depletes populations of tiger prey, like deer and wild pigs, forcing tigers to attack livestock to feed themselves and their cubs. Inevitably, this fuels human-tiger conflict, in which villagers take retaliatory measures to protect their herds and communities.
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Tiger
Panthera tigris
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IUCN Red List Status
Left in the Wild
About 3,900
Range
11 countries in Asia; confirmed breeding populations in 8 countries
Subspecies
8 (3 extinct; 1 likely extinct in the wild)
Life span
10-15 years
Size
Head & body: 146-300 cm; 57-118 in Tail: 72-109 cm; 28-42 in
Weight
75-260 kg; 165-570 lbs
Diet
Primarily ungulates (e.g., deer, wild pigs)
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Key sites across Asia
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Increase tiger numbers at each site by at least 50% over a ten year period
Tigers Forever
Panthera’s Tigers Forever Program is working to increase tiger numbers by at least 50% over a ten year period at key sites in India, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Thailand, Malaysia, and Nepal. Led by Panthera’s Tiger Task Force, the Tigers Forever Program is addressing the most urgent threats to tigers, including poaching, conflict with local people, overhunting of tiger prey species, and habitat loss and fragmentation. Panthera is mitigating these threats by training and outfitting law enforcement patrols to effectively secure protected areas, identifying and protecting tiger habitats, and using cutting-edge camera technology to prevent poaching and protect and monitor tiger and prey populations.
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Jeff Trandahl
Executive Director and CEO, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
Save the Tiger Fund has partnered with Panthera because we recognize the urgency of the current state of tigers in the wild and because Panthera knows how to save tigers.
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2013-08-31 21:00:00
Declaration of a New Sanctuary Creates Largest Protected Area Network in India
Source: Cambridge Core
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Scientific Publications
2013-08-31 21:00:00
Curtailment of run-of-the-river power projects brings respite to the Western Ghats
Source: Conservation News
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Scientific Publications
2012-12-31 21:00:00
Conflating “Co-Occurrence” with “Coexistence”
Source: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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Scientific Publications
2012-03-31 21:00:00
Impact of Vehicular Traffic on the Use of Highway Edges by Large Mammals in a South Indian Wildlife Reserve
Source: Current Science
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Scientific Publications
2011-12-31 21:00:00
Patterns and correlates of human–elephant conflict around a south Indian reserve
Source: Biological Conservation
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Scientific Publications
2010-05-31 21:00:00
Are Conservation Funds Degrading Wildlife Habitats?
Source: Economic 22 & Political Weekly
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Scientific Publications
2002-12-01 02:00:00
Denning Ecology of Brown Bears and Asiatic Black Bears in the Russian Far East.
Source: Ursus
Howard Quigley Ph.D., Dale Miquelle Ph.D., John Goodrich Ph.D.
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Scientific Publications
2001-12-31 21:00:00
A Status Review of the Protected Area System in Myanamar with Recommendations for Conservation Planning
Source: Conservation Biology
Alan Rabinowitz Ph.D.
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Scientific Publications
1999-02-28 21:00:00
The Fate of Nadia
Source: Tiger Tracks
John Goodrich Ph.D.
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Scientific Publications
1999-01-31 21:00:00
Rabinowitz, A., Than Myint, Saw Tun Khaing,...
Rabinowitz, A., Than Myint, Saw Tun Khaing, & Rabinowitz, S. 1999. Description of the leaf deer, Muntiacus putaoensis, a new species of muntjac from northern Myanmar. Journal of Zoology,...
Alan Rabinowitz Ph.D.
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Scientific Publications
1998-06-30 21:00:00
The Status of Selected Mammal Species in Far Northern Myanmar
Source: Oryx
Alan Rabinowitz Ph.D.
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Scientific Publications
1995-12-31 21:00:00
A Global Perspective on Large Carnivore Conservation
Source: Conservation Biology
Alan Rabinowitz Ph.D.
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Scientific Publications
1995-10-31 21:00:00
Helping a Species Go Extinct: The Sumatran Rhino in Borneo
Source: Conservation Biology
Alan Rabinowitz Ph.D.
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Scientific Publications
1995-03-31 21:00:00
A Survey to Assess the Status of Sumatran Rhinoceros and Other Mammal Species in Tamanthi Wildife Sanctuary, Myanmar
Source: Oryx
Alan Rabinowitz Ph.D.
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Scientific Publications
1990-12-31 22:00:00
The Carnivore Community in a Dry Forest Mosaic in Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary, Thailand
Source: Journal of Tropical Ecology
Alan Rabinowitz Ph.D.
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Scientific Publications
1988-09-30 21:00:00
A New Species of Muntjac, Muntiacus putaoensis, from North Myanmar
Source: Institute of Zoology
Alan Rabinowitz Ph.D.
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