A decade of collective action: securing a future for tigers and their habitats

A decade of collective action: securing a future for tigers and their habitats

A century ago, over 100,000 tigers roamed the wild. Today, only around 4,500 remain. As we launch the “10 Years of Tiger Conservation Action” IUCN report, we reflect on a decade of progress that has not only contributed to the recovery of tiger populations and their habitats but also supported livelihoods to the Indigenous Peoples and local communities that live alongside wildlife. This milestone is an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of the Integrated Tiger Habitat Conservation Programme (ITHCP) and reaffirm our collective commitment to reversing the decline of one of the world’s most iconic species.