Adopt a tiger and help protect this globally significant species and their habitat.
100,000 tigers were roaming the wild just 100 years ago. But by 2010, as few as 3,200 were left. That’s when the TX2 goal was set. A global commitment to double the world's wild tigers by 2022.
It's working. Tiger populations are now increasing in China, India, Bhutan and Russia. Nepal recently announced that there are an estimated 355 wild tigers in the country, up from a about 121 in 2009.
Securing the future for tigers is about so much more than just saving an iconic species. If tigers are thriving in the wild, it's an indicator that the ecosystems in which they live are thriving too.
Threats
Tigers live in some of the most important but also most highly threatened habitats on the planet, where many of Asia’s most exceptional species thrive.

Competing for space with humans

Poaching, illegal wildlife trade

Habitat loss
Your adoption will help
Combat the illegal wildlife trade
By working with partners to stop poaching, disrupt illegal trade routes, reduce consumer demand, and strengthen national and international regulations
Support conservation in tiger-range country Nepal
Through the Mingma Norbu Sherpa Memorial Scholarship Fund that allows graduate students from remote regions of Nepal to study nature conservation in New Zealand