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Fascinating animal adaptations: six unique ways wild species have evolved to survive
Read moreWATCH: The Bhutanese Wildlife Conservation Division offers their sincere "thanks" to Gregory Mountain Products for their kind donation of 50 backpacks in support of the ranger's mission of ending tiger poaching and protecting their country's wildlife.
In the battle to protect wild tigers from extinction, rangers risk their lives to stop poachers from killing the world’s last remaining tigers. But when tiger parts--pelts, bones, teeth, even whiskers--can be sold for huge sums on the black market, hunting is alluringly profitable and hard to stop.
IFAW works with rangers, conservationists and politicians to ensure we can fight the tiger poachers both on the ground and through legal sanction, focusing on range countries: India, Russia and China. Our work includes:
The Big Cat Public Safety Act can help protect lions and tigers from living in captivity, poaching, and other types of vicious harm. Take action with IFAW today and urge the US congress to support the Big Cats Public Safety Act!
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Fascinating animal adaptations: six unique ways wild species have evolved to survive
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Updated North Atlantic right whale population numbers underscore urgency for the species
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Animal heroes of the world honored at the BAFTA, London with a special award
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