

Conserving tigers and their habitats across Asia through science-based conservation strategies
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The Wildlife Conservation Society's Tigers Programme is a conservation initiative focused on protecting tiger populations and their habitats in Asia. The programme employs a range of strategies, including habitat protection, human-tiger conflict mitigation, scientific research, and policy promotion. WCS collaborates with local governments to conserve over 50% of the world's remaining wild tigers and has been responsible for over 75% of all peer-reviewed published tiger research.