Articles related to "Amur Tiger"

A half-century ago, fewer than 40 Siberian tigers remained. Since then, the population has grown to several hundred. Is this tiger's conservation a model for success?

In the taiga forests of the Russian Far East lies the last stronghold of the Siberian tiger. Historically, they roamed Manchuria, Mongolia, eastern Russia and Korea.

A unique collaboration between Amur Leopard and Tiger Alliance (ALTA) member organizations takes a multifaceted approach to big cat conservation in remote parts of Russia

There are now nine known subspecies of tigers. Three are extinct whilst all the other varieties are endangered in their respective habitats.

Tigers are the world's largest cats. Their presence is something majestic and powerful. Yet, with tiger sub-species disappearing, their presence may not be long felt.

Downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and the surrounding area boasts attractions like the Pittsburgh Zoo and Andy Warhol Museum.

The zoo is living up to a promise to "bring back the roar" after raising $6 million to return lions to Portland, years after closing its previous display of the big cats.

In the last century, three sub-species of tigers vanished. Several more will likely follow. What can the Bali, Caspian, and Javan tigers teach humans about conservation?

The Royal Bengal tiger is the most numerous tiger sub-species. Yet, like the rest, Bengal tigers remain on the brink of extinction.

White tigers are rare, beautiful creatures that are almost non-existent in the wild. So where do these tigers come from, and why are they white?