21st Century Tiger
Giving wild tigers a future
Raising funds for wild tiger conservation since 1997
100% of funds raised go directly to wild tiger projects
Shepreth Wildlife Park - 12K swim in aid of 21st Century Tiger - please sponsor Rebecca Willer now through JustGiving ....
Year of the Tiger Appeal
The Chinese ‘Year of the Tiger’ began on 14th February 2010. It has been 12 years since the last Chinese 'Year of the Tiger'. Since then it is estimated that wild tiger numbers have halved to fewer than 3200.
We can stop this decline if we act together now. Please help us give them a future.
How you can give: By PayPal, at JustGiving 21st Century Tiger 2010 Appeal, or by Credit Card 020 7449 6444.
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Latest blog entries:
Anti-poaching managers let everyone see the life of the wild with their eyes - 2nd of September 2010
Phoenix photography competition winners....Rescued tigers update - 23rd of August 2010
It's been quite a long time since we posted news on the Amur tigers and cubs found in Primorye in early 2010. You might want to know what happened to them further...Phoenix MIST workshop - 28th of June 2010
21st Century Tiger is a wild tiger conservation partnership between the Zoological Society of London and Global Tiger Patrol and one of the top six tiger funding agencies globally, contributing over £1.4 million to almost 100 tiger projects in eight countries worldwide.
21st Century Tiger is extremely grateful to all its supporters.
21st Century Tiger would like to thank Dreamworld on The Gold Coast of Australia for their generous funding of our administration here in London. Without their support we would be unable to send 100% of all donations to wild tiger conservation projects.
Special thanks are due to DEFRA, CMO Global, H. A. Bennett, ExxonMobil, Harald Loeffler, Hul
l City A.F.C, Silver Jungle, Dave Pook @ Sqoo Media who built this new site and all the amazing photographers who allow us to use their tiger pictures to promote wild tiger conservation. We are also very grateful to EAZA, Zoo and Aquarium Association (Australasia) and all the individual zoos that support us so generously. Thank you all so much.
