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Current Tiger Range
Tiger population has decreased by about 95 percent since 1900 and its range has decreased by 93 percent. This map shows the historic range for tigers (yellow, circa 1900), and overlays their greatly reduced range (green) in 2005.

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Updates

	Missouri, Auburn and Clemson Universities announce Tigers for Tigers Challenge December 2007
	New Study Shows Indian Tigers on the Brink August 2007
	CITES: Commercially traded species big losers - WWF/TRAFFIC June 2007
	World's largest photo mosaic of tiger unveiled at CITES; World leaders urged to end tiger trade June 2007
	WWF and partners publish new report: "The Fate of Wild Tigers" June 2007
	WWF Experts at Global Tiger Forum Available to Discuss Big Cat Conservation, China Tiger Trade Ban Apr. 2007
	Lifting Chinese Tiger Trade Ban a Death Sentence for Wild Tigers say WWF and TRAFFIC Mar. 2007
	WWF Fights Legalizing Tiger Trade in China Jan. 2007


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