Celebrate Russian Tiger Day!

We’ll be joining our Russian colleagues this weekend to help mark their annual Tiger Day, which is celebrated on the  last Sunday of September (29^th).

First celebrated in Vladivostok in 2000 to raise awareness and support for the Amur tiger, the day has grown to include a parade of 4,000 people and become a regional holiday! The festivities have spread across Russia and even to the Chinese town of Hunchun.

Take a look at the work we fund in Russia– including anti-poaching operations, educational awareness programmes, community work, environmental workshops and training programmes.

While the people of Russia and China celebrate this beautiful big cat, we’ll be helping to raise awareness too with a street collection on Guildford High Street, Surrey (UK) at 10am – 1pm on Saturday 28^th September. So…how will you celebrate?

JOIN IN!

Get involved and help raise much needed awareness and funding to save the tiger in the wild.

Here’s how you can help:

• Hold your own fundraising event (tea party, fun run).
• Buy some TigerTime merchandise to show your love and support for the tiger.
• Donate to our vital field projects in India, Russia and Thailand to keep the tiger alive and in the wild.
• Ask friends, family and colleagues to sign up at www.tigertime.info.
• Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr and spread the word!

• Buy some incredible tiger artwork here.