The STF-Panthera Partnership

Save The Tiger Fund and Panthera have joined together in the fight to save the tigers in the wild. This new partnership is a union of two of the most influential tiger conservation groups and the goal is to carry out the most effective conservation activities to save wild tigers. The STF-Panthera partnership combines decades of experience and a track record of success in identifying conservation priorities, utilizing best practices, and implementing proven strategies to address the many challenges facing wild tigers today.
Please join them, and contribute to the STF-Panthera Fund, to ensure that tigers will live on in the wild forever.
View the STF Tiger Media Kits

History of STF

Save the Tiger Fund (STF) was established by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation in 1995 to support the conservation of wild tigers. STF has invested significant resources in conservation projects dedicated to mitigating human-tiger conflict, protecting tiger habitat, researching tiger ecology and monitoring tiger populations, and educating and empowering local people.
Between 1995 and 2009, STF issued 336 grants totaling 17.3 million dollars across the 13 existing tiger range states. Today, STF has joined forces with Panthera to form a critical partnership to deploy strategically focused financial and technical resources in order to save tigers in the wild.
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The people at STF are doing a very good job! But they need our help.
By donating your not only helping them,you are doing your part in saving the Tigers of the Wild.



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