Double Your Donation for India's Tigers
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Double Your Donation
for India's Tigers

Every donation made during this campaign will be matched until the matching fund is exhausted, doubling your impact for tiger conservation. ?

INR 4.1 lakhRaised
INR 20.9 lakhTo go

Every donation made during this campaign will be matched until the matching fund is exhausted, doubling your impact for tiger conservation. ?

Double Your Donation for India's Tigers
INR 4.1 lakhRaised
INR 20.9 lakhTo go

Why Protect India's Tigers?

When you protect a tiger, you're protecting far more than a single species. When India's tigers thrive, our forests thrive. When forests thrive, people thrive. Your donation helps protect all three.

Let's Make Room For The Tiger

India has helped bring its tigers back. Now we must ensure they have a future.

Forest corridor

Fragmented forests leave tiger populations isolated, making it harder for them to move, find mates and thrive.

Your support helps WWF-India protect and reconnect the corridors they need to survive.

Village community

As tigers return to shared landscapes, so do the challenges of living alongside them.

Your support helps WWF-India work with communities through 'Bagh Mitras' to monitor tiger movement, prevent conflict and support families affected by livestock loss — helping people and tigers co-exist.

Anti-poaching patrol

Every tiger deserves to roam free — not become a victim of wildlife crime. Despite legal protection, poaching and the illegal wildlife trade continue to threaten India's tigers.

Your donation helps WWF-India work with enforcement agencies and frontline staff to combat wildlife crime and keep tigers safe.

Camera trap monitoring

Protecting tigers begins with understanding how they move and behave. Using camera traps and scientific monitoring, WWF-India studies tiger movement to guide conservation where it's needed most.

Your donation supports science that protects India's tigers.

Know that your donation is making a difference

Your support strengthens WWF-India's decades of on-the-ground conservation work to protect India's wildlife and natural heritage.

We'll keep you connected through stories from the field, conservation updates and impact reports that show how your support is helping secure a future for India's tigers.

With WWF-India, you're an important part of the solution. Secure a future for India's tigers with a tax-deductible donation today.

Together For Tigers

Harvinder Singh Kalsi

Partner in Conservation

Conservation is only possible because people choose to stand for nature. Every donation helps protect India's wildlife for generations to come.

Sudhir Kothari

"Supporting WWF-India has been one of the most fulfilling decisions I have made. Knowing that my contribution helps protect India's iconic species and habitats gives me immense pride. I appreciate the commitment of the team in keeping us well informed and updated."

— Harvinder Singh Kalsi

Sudhir Kothari

Velamati

Bagh Mitra

Bagh Mitras are trained community volunteers who help monitor tiger movement, alert authorities and reduce conflict between people and wildlife.

Bagh Mitra volunteer

"When people feel informed and supported, fear gives way to coexistence. Protecting tigers begins with working alongside the communities that share their home."

— Velamati

Bagh Mitra volunteer

Ashish Gaur

Forest Guard

Forest staff work tirelessly to patrol protected areas, monitor wildlife and respond to threats, often under difficult and demanding conditions.

Forest Guard

"Protecting tigers isn't just about safeguarding one species. It's about protecting the forests that sustain countless lives — including our own."

— Ashish Gaur

Forest Guard

Rohit Ravi

Field Biologist

WWF-India's field biologists study tiger behaviour, monitor populations and generate the scientific evidence needed to protect critical habitats and corridors.

Field Biologist

"Every camera trap image tells us something new. The more we understand how tigers move and behave, the better we can protect the landscapes they depend on."

— Rohit Ravi

Field Biologist

The future of India's tigers won't be decided someday. It's being decided today. Be part of the generation that ensures they continue to roam our forests for years to come.