World’s tiger count has increased!
Wild tiger populations may finally be on the rebound! The world’s tiger count has increased for the first time since 1900, when 100,000 tigers lived in the wild. More
Habitat loss, human conflict, poaching and illegal trade are the major threats faced by big cats in the wild.
Big cats in captivity that are bred for private ownership often sadly find themselves facing a variety of horrible fates: abandonment, deplorable living conditions, canned hunts or ending up in the illegal wildlife trade.
Our heroes are the organizations that we idolize, for the great work they accomplish each day, for their dedication to the cause and for the inspiration they give to so many others.
Wild tiger populations may finally be on the rebound! The world’s tiger count has increased for the first time since 1900, when 100,000 tigers lived in the wild. More
In 2013, the United Nations General Assembly declared that March 3 would be recognized as World Wildlife Day. More
A “lost” group of lions was recently discovered in Africa, raising hopes for the endangered species. More