Russia- wide tiger co...( 21st Century Tiger Wildlife Conservati...)

Russia- wide tiger count begins

21st Century Tiger, Wildlife Conservation Society, and WWF.

Despite the costs, most believe the investment is worthwhile. As Pavel Fomenko, WWF staff and one of 15 survey coordinators noted, "We need this information to obtain a complete understanding of the present state of the Siberian tiger population both to assess whether our past efforts were effective, and to plan for future tiger conservation measures."

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30-Nov-2004

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