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How long do wild Amur tigers live?

By Blog, News

With International Women's Day approaching, WildCats is super grateful to inspirational Wildlife Biologist, Dr Linda Kerley, for taking the time to answer one of our most asked questions; How long...

6th March 2019

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Indo-Bhutan landscape monitoring report

By estherconwayNews

Indian field exploration © Aaranyak The Transboundary Manas Conservation Area (TraMCA) of the Indo-Bhutan landscape, is a significant tiger habitat that has the potential to double its tiger population within...

5th March 2019

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Dublin Zoo conservation

By estherconwayNews

Amur cubs © Dublin Zoo Dublin Zoo has been a long term supporter of wild tigers through 21st Century Tiger, ALTA and now WildCats Conservation Alliance. Since 2003 the zoo...

28th February 2019

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The power of collective giving | Zoos Saving Species

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It is no secret that when we work together we can achieve so much more. WildCats Conservation Alliance works with zoos, businesses and the general public to raise critically needed...

19th February 2019

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2018 final report | Securing a future for Amur leopards & tigers in Russia (VI)

By News, Phoenix Fund

Here, in the 2018 Final Report, we bring you highlights of Phoenix’s efforts taken in 2018 to ensure a future for the Amur tigers and leopards in the Russian Far...

14th February 2019

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Tiger range countries commit to course correction to take forward conservation

By estherconwayNews

by Mayank Aggarwal posted in Mongabay 30 January 2019 Tiger range countries gathered in Delhi to discuss course correction and steps that are needed to achieve the goal of doubling the global...

6th February 2019

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How long do wild Amur tigers live?

Indo-Bhutan landscape monitoring report

Dublin Zoo conservation

The power of collective giving | Zoos Saving Species

2018 final report | Securing a future for Amur leopards & tigers in Russia (VI)

Tiger range countries commit to course correction to take forward conservation