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In an amazing show of progress for wildlife, Nepal is on track to become the first of the world’s countries to double its wild tiger population since 2010. According to results from the country’s most recent tiger survey, there are now an estimated 235 wild tigers, nearly twice the number of tigers counted in 2009.
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The cheetah is endangered throughout its range due to loss of habitat, reduced prey and direct persecution. It is listed as ‘vulnerable’ in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
There are fewer than 6,500 snow leopards left in the wild. Please make a monthly commitment today to help us. Monthly gifts provide WWF with the dependable stream of support we so critically need for our global conservation efforts.
About 75% of rangers surveyed in Africa said they do not have the proper material support (things like health supplies, vehicles and boots) to stay safe out in the field.
They serve under various titles (rangers, forest guards, game scouts and field enforcement officers) but share a common purpose: to protect the world’s natural treasures.
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