Asian Tigers Group

Over the last century, the global tiger population dwindled to less than a tenth of its former size with just 3,200 in 2010. Tigers are no longer found on the islands of Bali and Java in Indonesia or around the Caspian Sea region and have become (Read more...)

Camera traps set up by WWF-Malaysia as part of the “Strengthening Tiger Conservation in the Belum-Temengor Forest Complex” programme recently captured rare images of four critically endangered Malayan tigers. (Read more...)

A snaring crisis is not only decimating wildlife in Southeast Asia, but also increasing the risk of zoonotic disease transmission to humans, according to a new WWF report, Silence of the Snares: Southeast Asia’s Snaring Crisis. (Read more...)

A survey carried out by the Terai Arc Landscape (TAL) Program in 2017 confirmed the presence of an individual tiger in lower elevations (487m) of Dadeldhura district. (Read more...)

Some incredible tiger news from Thailand, where rare camera trap footage has captured an adult resident male and it’s huge prey - the first time WWF observed this directly in Mae Wong National Park. (Read more...)

WWF is working tirelessly to save Myanmar's tigers and it is a collective effort. Together, we can double the number of wild tigers – showing the world that there is a place for nature and wildlife in our future. (Read more...)