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Adopt a Species
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Adopt a panda to symbolize your commitment to conservation and threatened species.
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Adopt an Amur leopard and represent your commitment to protecting endangered habitats.
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Adopt a meerkat and give a gift that helps protect the future of nature.
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Species around the world need your help. Adopt a tiger.
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Save Tigers Now
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WWF’s Save Tigers Now, with support from Leonardo DiCaprio, aims to save tigers in the wild. Learn more
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There may be as few as 3,200 wild tigers left in existence. Help Save Tigers Now
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Help WWF and Leonardo DiCaprio save tigers in the wild. Save Tigers Now
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In the past 100 years wild tiger numbers have declined 97%. Save Tigers Now
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Take Action
Urge leaders to protect captive tigers in the U.S.
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Bali's Tigers
How much have we learned from the mistakes that let the Bali tiger slip away?
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Text for Tigers
Watch legendary actor Dick Van Dyke talk about how you can help save tigers now.
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TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC—the world's largest wildlife trade monitoring network and WWF play an important role in fighting illegal trade.
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Palm Oil Threats
The loss of natural forest in Indonesia to palm oil plantations is threatening the survival of the tiger.
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Tiger Downloads
Free tiger stuff for you! Show your support for the Year of the Tiger, download wallpaper, ringtones and more.
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Videos
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Dan Rather Talks about the Galapagos
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Tigers are Running out of Time
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Bluefin Tuna Encounter Many Threats
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Don’t Wait Till It’s Gone
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Photos from the Field
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Support for Tigers
View photos of children in Thailand showing their support for tiger conservation.
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Visual Display of WWF’s Goal
Children in Thailand visually communicate WWF’s goal for Year of the Tiger.
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Tigers
There may be as few as 3,200 tigers left in the wild.
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Amur-Heilong
The Amur-Heilong harbors an incredible variety of species including tigers and leopards.
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Did You Know
20 years later, oil from the Exxon Valdez spill is still visible on the region’s beaches. A new WWF report finds that we still lack the technology and resources to clean up these spills. Learn more
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