Tigers in Crisis is actually more than one website. It is a series of websites about endangered tigers.
The current websites include:
I’ll be describing each of these in more detail over the next few
days.
And, I will be adding more websites over the next few months
/ year.
However, of all these websites, Tigers in Crisis is the ‘core’
tiger website. It’s where the most important reference material about tigers can
be found.
The site currently includes ‘snapshots’ of the living endangered
tigers (Bengal, Indochinese, Malayan (coming), Siberian, South China and
Sumatran) and soon, snapshots of the extinct tigers.
The Tigers in Crisis website also has a number of sections
related to both the problems tigers face (habitat loss, trade in tiger parts,
traditional Chinese medicine and politics and money) and some of the possible solutions
that may help keep tigers from becoming extinct (habitat protection,
alternative medicines and laws and support).
It is the information in these sections of the site that I
plan to spend a great deal of time on. It’s this information where the fate of
tigers will be told.
The Resource section will also be expanded over the next
year. The goal is to include more information from the countries where tigers
live.
TOMORROW: a Tiger Journal
You can find more information about endangered tigers
at Tigers in Crisis.
You can find more information about endangered species at Bagheera.
