Tigers in Crisis appeal: Now Live!
APPEAL NOW LIVE: 18-25 APRIL
Dear John,
From now until midday Thursday 25 April, your donation will be DOUBLED, meaning your support for tiger conservation will have twice the impact.
Every online donation made via our Green Match Fund page to save tigers from extinction will be doubled. For one week only, your donation will be worth twice as much, thanks to match-funding.
DOUBLE MY DONATION
Like us, are you spellbound by the mesmerising beauty and power of the tiger? We need to raise £40,000 in the next seven days to keep them safe. Your gift will help unlock the match-funding – so every £10 you donate will be worth £20 for tigers.
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The Problem
With 95% of tigers wiped out in 100 years, today, as few as 4,000 remain. Already threatened by poaching and illegal trade, habitat loss leads to conflict with local people and tigers are killed in retaliation.
The Solution
But, there is real hope – central India’s forests are a stronghold for tigers. Since our work began there in 2004, tigers have doubled to 3,167. India is now home to 75% of all wild tigers, a 160% increase in 20 years. If we keep tigers safe, they WILL recover.
Today and for the next seven days, your donation will help save the tiger AND will be worth TWICE as much! Your generous donation will reduce conflict and help tigers peacefully coexist with local communities in India.
Donate today to double your donation. Go Team Tiger!
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From, the Born Free team
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