With every tiger, we protect around 25,000 acres of forest. That’s because protecting the tiger benefits the hundreds of other species – plants, mammals, birds and insects – that share its habitat. So protecting the tiger means protecting the forest and everything in it. Less than 2226 tigers left in India, together let's conserve and protect the tigers.

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Tiger Tales From The Terai

TIGER TALES FROM THE TERAI

Dr. Dipankar Ghose, Director, Species and Landscapes, WWF-India

"It is time every citizen of India does his/ her bit to save the National Animal. Pressures like poaching, conflict with human beings, habitat degradation and blocked corridors are to be tackled collectively by government departments, NGOs and local communities."

Dr. Dipankar Ghose, Director, Species and Landscapes, WWF-India
Bengal Tiger Video

Watch the Bengal tiger through our "eyes" in the forest

Tiger Tales From The Terai

TIGER TALES FROM THE TERAI

Dr. Dipankar Ghose, Director, Species and Landscapes, WWF-India

"It is time every citizen of India does his/ her bit to save the National Animal. Pressures like poaching, conflict with human beings, habitat degradation and blocked corridors are to be tackled collectively by government departments, NGOs and local communities."

Dr. Dipankar Ghose, Director, Species and Landscapes, WWF-India
Bengal Tiger Video

Watch the Bengal tiger through our "eyes" in the forest

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