🌿 Environment Jul 29, 2026 · International Tiger Project

International Tiger Day: This Is What It Takes to Save the Sumatran Tiger

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International Tiger Day: This Is What It Takes to Save the Sumatran Tiger
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The Javan and Balinese tigers were both pushed to extinction in the 1900s – two tiger subspecies erased within a single human lifetime. The Sumatran tiger, clinging to the last fragments of rainforest on a single Indonesian island, could be next. This International Tiger Day, we look at what it will take to save the Sumatran tiger.



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The current reality for Sumatran tigers is grim. They are classified as Critically Endangered, with less than 300 individuals remaining in the wild. The

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