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 So, you’re interested in tigers?
Would like to help them?
Visit the following websites for more information!
By the way, if you have a website about tigers, leopards, other wild cats and it's not listed here - let me know , I'll add them to the list.
- Tigers in Crisis!!!NEW!!!
Featured in the newly-redesigned Tigers In Crisis are three of the five remaining subspecies of tigers. Snapshots of the South China tiger and the Indochinese tiger will be added in the future.
- The Institute of Greatly Endangered and rare Species!!!NEW!!!
T.I.G.E.R.S. is racing against the hands of time to save the rare and endangered species of this planet. We are one of the primary facilities in the world working to save the Golden Tabby Tiger from extinction, one of the rarest big cats in the world. The Golden Tabby Tiger is a white tiger with red stripes on a red saddle (as seen above, middle). There are only around 30 of these magnificent animals left on this planet today. Many of those have been born and raised at our facility. The funding for this program is raised through our incredible animal actors as well as our public T.I.G.E.R.S. Preservation Station located in Myrtle Beach, SC
- Tigers at Busch gardens in Tampa Bay!!!NEW!!!
"The only way conservation can work is if it is seen as just part of the fabric of development--part of the fabric of growth of human society." Peter Seligmann
- Save the TIGER!
Jacoline’s website about tigers (in Dutch)
- Global Tiger Patrol
Founded in 1989, Global Tiger Patrol (GTP) is a conservation agency prioritising protection of the tiger in the field. If the wild tiger became extinct, most experts agree that it is extremely doubtful whether it could ever be reintroduced.
GTP concentrates its work in India, as the subcontinent is home to about 55% of the world's remaining wild tigers.
GTP's expertise is tigers but its conservation work helps save Asia's animals - from mighty elephants and rhinos to ants and beetles.
- Florida Panther
The Florida Panther is one of the critically endangered species in the world. Only forty or so live in the wild today. When you Look at these pictures, think about how horrible it would be if this was all we had left of them. THINK what if this were the last of them.. Also to learn ALOT! More Scroll DOWN! Thanks for Coming to my site I know some of you can make a difference and I know some of you will. Danny Elijah.
- All fo Tigers!
This site is dedicated to the tigers of the world. They are some of the most beautiful, graceful, and powerful animals on earth and they are being slaughtered to the point of extinction. There are 5 tiger subspecies left out of the original 8. Some estimate that the remaining tiger population will be totally eradicated by the turn of the century or soon after. This site is here to provide information on tigers, pictures, and links to other sites dealing with tigers and how to help them survive. We must do everything we can to save the tigers!
- International Tiger Information Center
The Tiger Information Center is dedicated to providing information to help preserve the remaining five subspecies of tigers.
- Carnivore Preservation Trust
The Carnivore Preservation Trust (CPT) is a unique and revolutionary approach to combating the extinction of endangered species of animals which are most jeopardized.
- Tammy's Tiger Temple
Photos and images of wild cats, including tigers.
- Tiger Foundation
Welcome to the Tiger Foundation; a Canadian conservation organization exclusively dedicated to the preservation of wild tigers. Here you will have the power to access every available fact, fable, thought and theory regarding Panthera tigris, as well as find an effective instrument through which you can directly support those working to prevent the extinction of these magnificent, but critically endangered animals.
- Tiger Time
- “He's an aggresive tiger: I think that he killed them...”
- Tiger Town
This is a virtual site about tigers, both in captivity and in the wild. It's also about the people who serve to protect them, including wildlife conservationists and captive tiger trainers, caretakers, and handlers.
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