Sierra Saving Wild Tigers
A Project of the Sierra Club Volunteers.
1015 S. Park Ave • Highland Park, NJ 08904
Tel: (732) 572-7721 • Fax: (609) 656-7618
Email: tiger@wildindia.com
Before You Enter Our Website: Who We Are

Three of the eight tiger subspecies that roamed Asia only 50 years ago are gone and the remaining population is under severe threats from habitat loss, hunting of its prey and poaching. Tiger's future is uncertain.

Saving Wild Tigers is a project run entirely by volunteers. Our publicity is mostly by word-of-mouth and we do not waste money on junk mailings. With no staff salaries to pay or glossy brochures and trinkets to distribute or a jazzy website to maintain, our overhead costs are minimal. Your donations go straight to the tiger.

Our conservation activities are selected in consultations with world's tiger experts. We hope that you will be impressed by the scope of our activities and by the mileage you get for your donations. Finally, with no mass marketing, we count on YOU to spread the word about the tiger's plight and our efforts.

Thank you.

 

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Dr. Ullas Karanth has been awarded India's fourth highest civilian honour, the Padma Shri, in January 2012 in recognition of his science-based conservation efforts. We work very closely with him to save the wild tigers. Congratulations, Dr. Karanth!



Last modified 31 January 2012