Endangered Species Day is a time to recognize the challenges wildlife face and celebrate the progress we’re making to protect them.
This year, we’re marking the occasion with a sign of hope: tiger cubs spotted in the wild at Malaysia’s Al-Sultan Abdullah Royal Tiger Reserve. Taken during a wide-ranging camera survey by Panthera’s Malaysia team and supported by Enggang and the Pahang State Government, these are the first-ever photos of tiger breeding in the reserve.
But while this gives us reason to celebrate, wild cats everywhere still face threats every day. Scroll down to help a tiger navigate these dangers in our interactive email experience. Then, see the tiger cubs yourself — a powerful reminder that conservation is working!
Together with our partners and supporters like you, we’re implementing bold, collaborative solutions to protect wild cats and their habitats. Making a gift on Endangered Species Day will further our work to protect and restore populations of Endangered wild cats — giving them a real chance at survival.
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