Save The Tiger Fund

Today, only 6 of 9 tiger subspecies remain, and there are fewer than 5,000 wild tigers in the wild. Since its launch in 1995, the Save The Tiger Fund has supported 300 projects in 13 out of the 14 tiger range countries with $15 million through a partnership between ExxonMobil Foundation, the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund, and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. The general public has also played an important role.

Nearly $2 million has been contributed by thousands of individuals, from school children to business professionals. These contributions from our partners and supporters are making a real difference for tigers from the snowy forests of the Russian Far East to the steamy jungles of Sumatra.

Last year, the Foundation's Save The Tiger Fund launched the Campaign Against Tiger Trafficking (CATT) to address the fact that wild tigers are disappearing across Asia at an alarming rate while trade in tiger parts is increasing. CATT is the only global partnership initiative focused exclusively on building, informing and supporting alliances to stop the illicit trade that is killing the world's last wild tigers.

For more information about the Save The Tiger Fund, visit www.savethetigerfund.org.