Bengal tiger

WHAT WWF-India IS DOING FOR tigers

WWF-India’s work for tiger conservation aims to maintain and restore tiger habitats and critical corridors while protecting the tiger and its prey base in the tiger landscapes within India, eventually leading to an increase and stabilization in tiger populations across the country.

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News & update

Conservation Leadership through education in schools in Uttarakhand

Hazara Taungya, located in the Dholkhand Range along the southern boundary of Rajaji Tiger Reserveis one of the settlements of ...

10 May 2018
Rehabilitated Rhino in Manas gives birth

The birth of a rhino at the Manas National Park has brought hope for many who are working for establishing a viable population of ...

07 Sep 2017
Communities and Conservation

The Tongia communities were brought in by the erstwhile colonial government in the late 1800 and early 1900 to work in the ...

12 Jun 2017

conservation issues

Large-scale habitat destruction and decimation of prey populations are the major long-term threats to the existence of the dwindling tiger population in the country.

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About Tigers

The tiger is a powerful icon of India’s cultural and natural heritage, and its survival has been a top priority for WWF-India since it was founded.

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where we work

WWF-India currently works for tiger conservation in seven tiger landscapes

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TAKE Action

Join us in Lights4Stripes, our crowdfunding project to install solar lighting along the forest edge to stop tigers from entering villages in the Sundarbans.

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