Destroyed habitats, poaching, and prey depletion have dramatically reduced tiger habitats around the world. Today, tigers occupy just 5–10% of their historical habitats. But on the Indonesian island ...

It’s nearly impossible to see a tiger (Panthera tigris) outside of a zoo. Between habitat loss, prey declines, and poaching, the species has been extirpated from more than 90 percent of their original ...

The world's largest big cat, the Amur tiger, is moving closer to humans in search of food, creating a nightmare situation for people in Siberia. According to The Guardian, human-tiger conflict ...

It’s a tough time to be a tiger. Habitat loss, poaching, and depleting resources have seen their numbers drop across the globe, but new research has shown that even small pockets of protected habitat ...

Tiger conservation in Thailand is a rare success story, bucking the trend of regional declines of the Indochinese subspecies across Southeast Asia. Thailand’s Western Forest Complex is at the core of ...

As the oldest and largest tiger reserve in Maharashtra, Tadoba has acquired an enviable name among wildlife enthusiasts for its high density of tigers and reasonably consistent spotting of these ...

In Sumatra, researchers captured almost three times as many images of critically endangered tigers as during previous surveys, which shows the positive impact of conservation efforts even outside of ...