01 August 2016
| in Tiger News
Nearly 250 animals, including at least 20 one-horned rhinos, have died in the heavy floods in Assam's Kaziranga National Park even as foresters managed to rescue over 200 animals, including nine rhino calves, officials said on Monday.
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30 July 2016
| in Tiger News
In 2009, pugmarks of a Royal Bengal Tiger were found in the snow at an altitude of 10,000 feet in the Himalayas near Jelepla in eastern Sikkim.
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06 May 2016
| in Tiger News
ANALYSIS: The world’s biggest conservation groups have embraced a human-centric approach known as “new conservation.” But is it up to the task of saving life on Earth? Part 1 of Conservation, Divided: Mongabay’s four-part series investigating how the field of conservation has changed over the last 30 years.
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04 May 2016
| in Tiger News
Article by Julian Matthews, Chairman, TOFTigers published initially by the Outdoor Journal.
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29 April 2016
| in Tiger News
In the year 1900, there may have been as many or more than 100,000 tigers roaming this planet's forests. And every year since then until now, that number has decreased. But a combination of better and broader monitoring techniques and, governments say, increased vigilance against poachers has led to the first increase in tiger numbers in over a century - to 3,890 this year.
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