Tiger Conservation Organizations

"...The Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) condemns violence directed against all living creatures. There are no exceptions..."

UK organization for and on behalf of registered Wildlife Rescue Shelters and Charities in the UK and overseas.

International wildlife conservation organization. Care for the Wild International (CWI) works with the Wildlife Friends Foundation of Thailand (WFFT) to care for the rescued tiger, Meow. and the Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Centre in Cambodia.

DSWF is an effective wildlife conservation charity funding key projects in Africa and Asia, including lions and tigers.

Florida-based organization that provides a permanent home for unwanted or abused animals, including cougars, lions and leopards.

Training and equiping rangers to stop illegal logging, wildlife poaching, land clearing, and mining for both land and marine areas.

Global Conservation was founded to protect our most important and endangered wild spaces. We are the only nature conservation group whose sole mission is the direct funding of park protection systems for saving national parks and UNESCO World Heritage Sites in developing countries. Includes tiger, lion and jaguar programs and projects.

A global alliance of governments, international organizations, civil society, the conservation and scientific community, and the private sector committed to working together toward a common agenda to save wild tigers from extinction.

Launched in 2008 by founding partners the World Bank, Global Environment Facility, Smithsonian Institution, Save the Tiger Fund, and International Tiger Coalition (representing more than 40 non-government organizations), the GTI is led by the 13 tiger range countries (TRCs).

Dedicated to the protection and conservation of the Scottish wildcat.

Dedicated towards conservation of Tigers and Biodiversity of protected areas.

The rescue of individual animals, protection of entire populations and preservation of precious habitat; securing habitats for tigers, stopping poachers and ending tiger trade.

We specialise in the care and conservation of big cats and Madagascan animals; tiger conservation program.

Programs supporting the field activities for conservation of tigers, Iriomote cat and elephants in their habitat.

Kids for Tigers was launched by Sanctuary Asia magazine in the year 2000 as an environmental education programme for schools across India.

Mizzou Tigers for Tigers was organized at the University of Missouri in 1999 as the nation's first tiger mascot conservation program. Faculty, staff, students and alumni from the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources; Fisheries and Wildlife;

Faculty, staff, students and alumni from the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources; Fisheries and Wildlife; Veterinary Medicine; Journalism; Biological Sciences; Environmental Studies; International Center; University Affairs; Alumni Relations; Development; and Intercollegiate Athletics work together to ensure that there will be wild tigers as long as there are Mizzou Tigers.

The National Tigers for Tigers Coalition is devoted to improving the status of tigers, both captive and wild.

Through the collaboration of students attending tiger mascot schools across the country, we aim to mobilize the public through education, improve and/or create relevant policies and take direct action to ensure the survival of the tiger.

Panthera focuses its conservation efforts on imperiled cats, including tigers, lions, jaguars, snow leopards, pumas and cheetahs.

Our mission is to conserve the exceptionally rich fauna and flora of the Russian Far East, the only region where Amur tigers and leopards survive in the wild.

A global campaign organized by the World Wildlife Fund and Leonardo DiCaprio.

Save Wild Tigers is a coaltion between three international organizations who have joined forces and are working together to end the tiger trade and protect wild tigets. We are the Born Free Foundation, the Environmental Investigation Agency and WildAid.

A project of the Sierra Club Volunteers with a focus on tiger conservation in India.

The Sundarban Tiger project is a Bangladesh Forest Department initiative that effectively started its field activities in February 2005.

T&D's is dedicated to providing a permanent safe haven for unwanted, abused and mistreated exoctic and wild animals. T&D's will accept as many of these animals as space allows.

"...T&D's will not sell, give or trade exotic animals...(and) does not condone breeding exotic or wild animals for the pet trade, private ownership or other exploitation...(we) strive to provide the best care (including diet, housing, behavioral and mental stimulation and veterinarian) for the animals."

Fighting to save the last of the Sumatran Tigers. Every penny you donate goes towards directly to active conservation,

A rescue facility and sanctuary for big cats.

Provides leadership, management, organizational, legal and financial support for tiger conservation and chosen related big cats rescue projects.

A campaign of the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation. Funding for "vital anti-poaching patrols, undercover investigations, educational programmes and monitoring activities central to the survival of the tiger in the wild."

At the Tiger Trust, our mission is to save the tiger and preserve its natural habitat in India.

igerhomes.org is a privately-run exotic animal sanctuary that strives to stimulate a global interest in wildlife conservation, education and habitat protection via the Internet.

Dedicated to the survival of the Amur tiger and leopard in the wild.

Wildcat Conservation Alliance funds wild Amur leopard and tiger conservation projects.

Wildlife Alliance’s Forest Protection Program (Cardamom Forest Protection) is actively working to conserve Cambodia’s vital rainforests, home to a diverse range of species, including the Asian golden cat., Also involved in Cardamom Rainforest tiger reintroduction.

Through constant ranger patrols, surveillance, and community engagement, Wildlife Alliance combats illegal logging, poaching, and land encroachment, ensuring that Asian golden cats continue to thrive in the wild. The network of protected areas in the Cardamom Rainforest Landscape also offers a vast expanse of forest cover, grasslands, and wetlands that are ideal for tiger reintroduction. 

Providing support and information to government authorities to combat poaching and the escalating illegal wildlife trade, particularly in wild tigers.