# Global Tiger Forum

> Inter-governmental international body working exclusively for the conservation of Tigers in the wild


## Posts

- [Meeting on Caracal Conservation](https://globaltigerforum.org/meeting-on-caracal-conservation/): The first meeting of the Technical Working Group held in Delhi on 16 December 2025 towards evolving the protocol for scientific caracal monitoring in the Gandhi Sagar landscape of Madhya Pradesh. The said meeting was attended by officials of National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), Madhya Pradesh Forest Department, Rajasthan Forest Department, Gujarat Forest Department, Wildlife Institute of India (WII), International Big Cats Alliance (IBCA), Astral Foundation, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Amity University, WWF-India, and GTF.
- [Meeting on Small Wild Cats Project](https://globaltigerforum.org/meeting-on-small-wild-cats-project/): A scientific consultation (hybrid) to firm up the field monitoring protocol for assessment of small wild cats was held on 15 December 2025 at New Delhi, India. The said meeting was attended by officials of Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India (MoEFCC), Wildlife Institute of India (WII), National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, Arunachal Pradesh forest Department, International Big Cats Alliance (IBCA), Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, WWF-India, UNDP-India, and GTF. 
- [Launch of “TakZo”: A Sustainable Livelihood Initiative for Sikkim’s Tiger Landscapes](https://globaltigerforum.org/launch-of-takzo-a-sustainable-livelihood-initiative-for-sikkims-tiger-landscapes/): The Global Tiger Forum (GTF), in partnership with the Sikkim Forest Department and the National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India (NAFED), has officially launched “TakZo”. This initiative is a continuation of the efforts established under the recently concluded project, “Investigating and Addressing Tiger Conservation in Sikkim – the Eastern Himalayas,” which was supported by IUCN-KfW The initiative aims to promote sustainable livelihood opportunities for local Self-Help Groups (SHGs) through co-branding and marketing of their agro-products, while enabling a share of additional profits to be reinvested in reciprocal conservation actions.
- [Arvind Pandey](https://globaltigerforum.org/arvind-pandey/): Dr. Arvind Pandey is a Remote Sensing and GIS expert with over nine years of experience in applying geospatial technologies to climate change studies, alpine ecosystems, and wildlife conservation. With academic grounding in Remote Sensing, GIS, and Geography, he has worked across academia, research, consulting, and conservation, including roles at the Uttarakhand Space Application Center, Soban Singh Jeena University, Shubham Foundation, and currently as GIS Expert at the Global Tiger Forum (GTF), New Delhi. At GTF, he has integrated GIS into conservation monitoring frameworks, supporting habitat mapping, land use change analysis, and spatial database management to inform tiger conservation strategies […]
- [State Project Coordinator](https://globaltigerforum.org/state-project-coordinator/): State Project Coordinator – Wild Cat Conservation | Global Tiger Forum State Project Coordinator Strengthening Conservation and Resilience of Globally-significant Wild Cat Landscapes through a Focus on Small Cat and Leopard Conservation Duration: 1 year (subject to extension) Positions: 2 available Salary: ₹60,000/month (negotiable) Position Info Background Duties Competencies Qualification How to Apply Position Information Job Title: State Project Coordinator Organization: Global Tiger Forum Supervisor: State Nodal Officer, State Project Director, and National Project Management Unit Duty Stations: Dudhwa Landscape, Uttar Pradesh Pakke-Eaglenest Landscape, Arunachal Pradesh Background The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC), Government of India, with […]
- [National Project Officer](https://globaltigerforum.org/national-project-officer/): National Project Officer – Job Posting National Project Officer Strengthening Conservation and Resilience of Globally-significant Wild Cat Landscapes I. Position Information Job Title National Project Officer Project Strengthening Conservation and Resilience of Globally-significant Wild Cat Landscapes through a Focus on Small Cat and Leopard Conservation Supervisor National Project Manager Duty Station Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC), New Delhi Duration 12 Months (subject to extension based on performance evaluation) No. of position 1 Remuneration Based on experience and skills II. Background The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC), Government of India, with State Governments of Arunachal […]
- [Udal Gond, Office Assistant](https://globaltigerforum.org/udal-gond-office-assistant/)
- [Rakesh Singh, Office Assistant](https://globaltigerforum.org/rakesh-singh-office-assistant/)
- [Rajiv Khangwal, Data Manager](https://globaltigerforum.org/rajiv-khangwal-data-manager/)
- [Priyasha Jha, Technical Consultant](https://globaltigerforum.org/priyasha-jha-technical-consultant/): Ms. Priyasha Jha holds a strong academic foundation in Zoology and Forestry Management, with a bachelor’s degree from Delhi University and a postgraduate diploma from the Indian Institute of Forest Management. Her professional experience spans biodiversity conservation, sustainable forestry, environmental compliance, and project coordination. She has worked in areas involving certification systems, ecological assessments, and stakeholder engagement. With a commitment to sustainability and community-based conservation, she integrates scientific knowledge with practical field-based approaches to support effective natural resource management.  
- [Shreyashi Roy, Project Associate (GEF-7: Small Wild Cats Project)](https://globaltigerforum.org/shreyashi-roy-project-associate-gef-7-small-wild-cats-project/): Ms. Shreyashi Roy is a conservation professional with a postgraduate degree in Sustainable Livelihoods and Natural Resource Governance from TISS, Tuljapur. She has experience in biodiversity conservation, community engagement, and project implementation across rural landscapes. Currently working as a Project Assistant at the Global Tiger Forum, she supports the GoI-UNDP-GEF supported project on Small Wild Cats Conservation Project, focusing on field coordination, stakeholder engagement, and documentation to advance conservation outcomes for lesser-known carnivore species.
- [Arun Kumar, Senior Coordinator](https://globaltigerforum.org/arun-kumar-senior-coordinator/): Arun Kumar is a conservation professional with over eight years of experience in biodiversity planning, human–wildlife conflict mitigation, and landscape-level conservation strategy. As Senior Coordinator at the Global Tiger Forum since 2016, he has played a central role in the implementation of tiger conservation plans, high-altitude tiger landscape assessments, and biodiversity surveys across multiple protected areas. He has coordinated technical work for Conservation Assured Tiger Standards (CA|TS) assessments in India and Malaysia, led frontline perception surveys across 17 Protected Areas (PAs), and contributed to national landscape master planning initiatives. In addition to his technical responsibilities, he has provided critical support […]
- [Amar Nath Choudhary, Program Manager](https://globaltigerforum.org/amar-nath-choudhary-program-manager/): Amar Nath Choudhary is a wildlife conservationist with over 10 years of hands-on experience in leading high-impact conservation programs across South Asia. As Program Manager at the Global Tiger Forum, he leads multi-million-rupee initiatives focused on tiger conservation, human–wildlife conflict mitigation, and sustainable, community-based development across the Himalayan and Central Indian landscapes. Amar has developed field manuals, monitoring protocols, ecosystem service evaluation, and adaptive conservation strategies that combine ecological rigor with social equity. He has been engaged in developing landscape strategies for different regions and protected areas. His work has been instrumental in integrating the state of Sikkim into India’s […]
- [Mohnish Kapoor, Head-Programme and Partnerships](https://globaltigerforum.org/mohnish-kapoor-head-programme-and-partnerships/): Mr Mohnish Kapoor is a distinguished leader in conservation and sustainable development, with a career spanning forest, urban, and rural sectors. As Head of Programme and Partnerships at the Global Tiger Forum (GTF) — he has driven innovative programmes focused on ecological integrity, green investments, and sustainable business models. Mr. Kapoor has developed and led conservation and landscape scale development programmes across several countries, while firming up strong national and multi-country partnerships with varied stakeholders, including Government, business and industry, multi-lateral agencies, academic and research institutes, civil society organizations focusing on securing the ecological integrity of landscapes, strengthening green investments, […]
- [Himmat Singh Negi, Senior Advisor](https://globaltigerforum.org/himmat-singh-negi-senior-advisor/): Dr. Himmat Singh Negi is a highly accomplished conservationist and senior officer of the Indian Forest Service (1988 batch, Madhya Pradesh cadre), with over three decades of distinguished service in wildlife management, protected area governance, and institutional leadership. Holding a Ph.D. in Botany with specialized training in wildlife management, he has led several high-impact assignments at both the field and policy levels. Dr. Negi served as Field Director of premier tiger reserves such as Kanha and Pench, where he played a pivotal role in tiger and prey base recovery, hard-ground barasingha conservation, Gaur reintroduction, and eco-development. He is known for […]
- [Dr. Amit Mallick, Senior Advisor](https://globaltigerforum.org/dr-amit-mallick/): Dr. Amit Mallick is a distinguished conservationist and protection strategist with over 30 years of experience in wildlife policy, protected area management, and national-level conservation programmes. A 1992-batch officer of the Indian Forest Service (Kerala cadre), he most recently served as Inspector General of Forests at the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA). In this role, he led the implementation of Project Tiger, steered the fourth and initiated the fifth cycle of the All India Tiger Estimation, and played a key role in revising the Management Effectiveness Evaluation (MEE) guidelines. Dr. Mallick was instrumental in conceptualizing and operationalizing Project Cheetah and […]
- [G.C. Lam, Administrative Officer](https://globaltigerforum.org/g-c-lam-administrative-officer/): Gin Chin Lam Gualnam has been working in the Global Tiger Forum Secretariat for the last twenty years. He has coordinated and organised international workshops and conferences on Tiger conservation in various tiger range countries. He has assisted various tiger range countries in preparation of their National Tiger Recovery plans, liaising with focal points of tiger range countries in matters related to tiger conservation and smooth running of the Global Tiger Forum Secretariat.
- [Dr. Rajesh Gopal, Secretary General](https://globaltigerforum.org/dr-rajesh-gopal-secretary-general/): Dr. Rajesh Gopal is a globally recognized conservation leader, renowned for his four decades of expertise in wildlife management and, most notably, his pivotal role in the “tiger turnaround” in India. He has been instrumental in the creation of key institutions such as the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) and the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB), and introduced technological advancements including year-round tiger monitoring, e-surveillance, and the establishment of a national repository for tiger photo databases. During his tenure at the helm of the NTCA, he spearheaded transformative changes: adopting double sampling methods using camera traps for countrywide tiger assessments, […]
- [From Mystery to Map: Documenting Tigers in the High Himalayas](https://globaltigerforum.org/from-mystery-to-map-documenting-tigers-in-the-high-himalayas/): For decades, the presence of tigers in Sikkim’s high-altitude forest remained a mystery. Locals spoke of rare sightings, and a solitary paw-print in the snow sometimes hinted at a hidden passage across the ridgelines. The state’s rugged mountains connect to corridors in Bhutan and West Bengal, landscapes known for big cats, yet Sikkim itself seemed an enigma. Even the elders, however, have long kept alive stories of tiger, locally known as Ajotak (Ajo meaning uncle, Tak meaning tiger). It is remembered not only as a predator but also as a protector, tied to Buddhist belief as one of four sacred […]
- [Capacity building workshop on small wild cats](https://globaltigerforum.org/capacity-building-workshop-on-small-wild-cats/): Under the ongoing Small Wild Cats initiative, the second session of the capacity-building workshop was organized by the Global Tiger Forum in collaboration with WWF-India and the Arunachal Pradesh Forest Department at Bhalukpong, Arunachal Pradesh. Frontline forest staff from the Khellong Forest Division and Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary participated in the workshop on Small Wild Cat species identification and awareness in their landscapes. The workshop aimed to enhance the capacity of forest guards and officers while gathering information on the presence of these species in the region.
- [Waste Management initiative under the High Altitude Tiger conservation project](https://globaltigerforum.org/waste-management-initiative-under-the-high-altitude-tiger-conservation-project/): As part of the ongoing High Altitude Tiger (HAT) Conservation Project in Sikkim in collaboration with, a waste management interventions has been launched in collaboration with security agencies. This initiative includes training sessions for frontline staff and the installation of eco-friendly bins (ecobins) that convert food waste into organic manure. This effort aims to promote sustainability and reduce human impact on delicate high-altitude tiger habitats, contributing to a healthier environment for both wildlife and local communities.
- [Nepal Announces First National Snow Leopard Population Estimate](https://globaltigerforum.org/nepal-announces-first-national-snow-leopard-population-estimate/): In a landmark achievement for wildlife conservation, Nepal has officially released its first consolidated national estimate of the elusive snow leopard population. According to the assessment, the country is home to 397 snow leopards, representing nearly 10% of the global population, despite Nepal encompassing only about 2% of the species’ global habitat. The estimate, drawn from studies conducted between 2015 and 2024, is part of the global Population Assessment of the World’s Snow Leopards (PAWS) initiative under the Global Snow Leopard and Ecosystem Protection Program (GSLEP). Utilizing a combination of camera trapping, genetic analysis, and habitat modeling, researchers created a […]
- [Capacity building workshop on small wild cats at Pakke Tiger Reserve](https://globaltigerforum.org/capacity-building-workshop-on-small-wild-cats-at-pakke-tiger-reserve/): Under the ongoing GOI-GEF project titled “Strengthening Conservation and Resilience of Globally Significant Wild Cat Landscapes through a Focus on Small Cat and Leopard Conservation,” a capacity-building workshop on small wild cat identification and awareness was conducted by the Global Tiger Forum (GTF) in collaboration with WWF-India and Pakke Tiger Reserve at Pakke, Arunachal Pradesh, on 22 April 2025The workshop was attended by officials of Pakke Tiger Reserve and community stewards.  
- [Thailand’s second tiger population stable, faces expansion barriers](https://globaltigerforum.org/thailands-second-tiger-population-stable-but-barriers-to-expansion-persist/): Thailand’s Dong Phayayen-Khao Yai Forest Complex (DPKY-FC) has been recognized as the country’s second breeding population of Indochinese tigers (Panthera tigris corbetti) since 2016. A new study shows that the population is holding steady, but habitat fragmentation and human activities still pose serious challenges to its expansion. Researchers found that tigers in the western side of the DPKY-FC were thriving, while the eastern side continues to suffer from low population density and breeding issues. Efforts like improved patrolling, better connectivity between forest patches, and reduced poaching risks have been crucial for stabilizing the tiger population.
- [Stakeholder consultation meeting on wildlife monitoring, feral dog issues, and waste management](https://globaltigerforum.org/4055-2/): Global Tiger Forum (GTF), in collaboration with the Forest and Environment Department, Sikkim, held a Stakeholder Consultation Meeting on Wildlife Monitoring, Feral Dog issues, and Waste Management on 18 March 2025 at Forest Secretariat, Gangtok, Sikkim. The Government officials from Sikkim Forest Department, security agencies, Animal Husbandry Department, WWF India, and GTF attended the said consultation. The consultation aimed to raise awareness about the growing population of free-ranging dogs in high-altitude regions and their impact on biodiversity and improving food waste management practices, particularly in and around the camps of security agencies, in line with suggested Guidelines for managing waste […]
- [The GTF and the Department of Housing and Urban Affairs entered into an MoU](https://globaltigerforum.org/the-gtf-and-the-department-of-housing-and-urban-affairs-entered-into-an-mou/): A global first at the Advantage Assam Summit 2.0 – GTF signs a MoU with Dept. of Housing and Urban Affairs, Dept. of Environment and Forests on planning and development of “tiger towns” for ecological and economic well-being on the lines of Amrit Kaal ka Tiger Vision (Tiger@2047). The focus will be on leveraging green investments, setting green normatives, conserving blue and green spaces, securing ecological corridors, enhancing green jobs and employment, promoting climate-smart solutions, with tiger and wildlife as the driving force for eco development
- [Transboundary consultation between India & Nepal](https://globaltigerforum.org/transboundary-consultation-between-india-nepal/): The NTNC Nepal, in collaboration with the Global Tiger Forum (GTF) and WWF-India organised atransboundary workshop, involving participants from India and Nepal on the tiger and wildlifeconservation agenda, with a special focus on high altitude tiger and terai landscape from 10-12February 2025. The said workshop was organized across two consultations, with a senior officers’ meeting in New Delhi on 10 February 2025, and a site level workshop at Pilibhit, UttarPradesh on 12 February 2025. The main objectives of the transboundary workshop are as follows:i) Share knowledge on wildlife hotspots and HWC across the transboundary regionii) Identify key wildlife habitats, corridor […]
- [Regional Workshop on sharing knowledge and practices in High Altitude Tigers landscapes](https://globaltigerforum.org/regional-workshop-on-sharing-knowledge-and-practices-in-high-altitude-tigers-landscapes/): A “Regional Workshop on Sharing Knowledge and Practices in High Altitude Tigers in Bhutan, India, and Nepal” was held on October 23–24, 2024, in Thimphu. The workshop was jointly organized by the Global Tiger Forum (GTF) and the Department of Forests and Park Services (DoFPS), Bhutan, with the aim of advancing conservation strategies for high-altitude tigers through enhanced transboundary collaboration. The workshop was attended by delegates from Bhutan, India, and Nepal, including government officials, conservation experts, and representatives from various organizations. Presentations on findings and challenges from respective landscapes were delivered by country representatives.
- [Request for Proposal (RfP) for Appointment of Agency to Enhance Livelihood](https://globaltigerforum.org/request-for-proposal-rfp-for-appointment-of-agency-to-enhance-livelihood/): Global Tiger Forum (GTF) is inviting proposals for appointment of an Agency to enhance livelihood through tiger conservation, as per the Scope of Work prescribed hereunder. Interested Applicants intending to apply are requested to go through our Eligibility Criteria and furnish their credentials in the given formats of RFP Document latest by 20 September 2024. Click to download
- [Addressing Tiger Conservation in High Altitude Tiger Landscape: Sikkim](https://globaltigerforum.org/addressing-tiger-conservation-in-high-altitude-tiger-landscape-sikkim/): The high-altitude landscapes have been serving as critical habitat for many wildlife species, however very little is known about tigers in these landscapes especially in Sikkim. The tiger has been categorized as “Endangered” under the IUCN red list. It is listed in “Appendix I” of Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) and is protected under “Schedule I” of India’s Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 which provides it with full legal protection from hunting as well as trade. The increasing record of presence of this charismatic species, in the recent past, and increasing anthropogenic pressures […]
- [Bhutan-India-Nepal transboundary meeting on small wild cats](https://globaltigerforum.org/bhutan-india-nepal-transboundary-meeting-on-small-wild-cats/): Under the ongoing GOI-GEF project titled “Strengthening conservation and resilience of globally significant wild cat landscapes through a focus on small cat and leopard conservation”,  a two day transboundary meeting was conducted by Global Tiger Forum and MoEFCC in association with UNDP-India in New Delhi, India on 11-12 January 2024. The Said meeting was attended by the Government officials from Forest and Park Services, Nature Conservation Division, and Forest Monitoring and Information Division, Bhutan; DNPWC, NTNC, and Chitwan National Park, Nepal; MoEFCC, NTCA, WCCB, WII, Uttar Pradesh Forest Department, and Meghalaya Forest Department, India. Representatives of IUCN-India, UNDP-India, GTF, WWF-India, […]
- [Investigating and Addressing Tiger Conservation in Sikkim](https://globaltigerforum.org/investigating-and-addressing-tiger-conservation-in-sikkim/): The state of Sikkim, characterized by a wide variety of ecosystems, ranging from sub-tropical forests to alpine meadows, is one of the most significant biodiversity hotspots, harbouring a diverse array of wildlife. Recent camera trap surveys have provided evidence towards the presence of most charismatic species “Tiger” in the state. Presence and movement of tiger, usually on a seasonal basis, is also reported by locals of northern and eastern regions of Sikkim. It is likely that the tigers may have always occurred in Sikkim, however, very little is known on their status, distribution, and their migration routes (inter-state, intra-state, and […]
- [1st SPSC meeting of the GEF Small Wild Cats project convened at Itanagar on 25 August 2023.](https://globaltigerforum.org/1st-spsc-meeting-of-the-gef-small-wild-cats-project-convened-at-itanagar-on-25-august-2023/): The 1st State Project Steering Committee meeting for implementation of the GEF-funded GoI-UNDP-WWF-US-GTF project titled “Strengthening conservation and resilience of globally significant wild cat landscapes through a focus on small cat and leopard conservation” was held in the Conference Hall of the Forest & Environment Department, Itanagar on 25th August 2023 in a hybrid mode. The meeting was chaired by Shri Jitendra Kumar, PCCF (Environment, Forest and Climate Change), Chairman of the State Project Steering Committee of Arunachal Pradesh.
- [Press release - International Tiger Day 2023](https://globaltigerforum.org/press-release-international-tiger-day-2023/): Wild tiger numbers have registered an overall increase in several tiger range countries (almost 5574). The status is optimal in tiger range countries of South Asia, with India and Nepal having doubled their tiger numbers (Tx2) since the St. Petersburg Declaration in 2010, and tiger status in Bangladesh and Bhutan remains stable and increasing. Read more
- [Global Tiger Recovery Program 2.0 (2023-34)](https://globaltigerforum.org/global-tiger-recovery-program-2-0-2023-34/): Global Tiger Recovery Programme 2.0 was released at Thimphu on 29 July International Tiger Day by H.E. Tandin Dorji, Minister of Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Royal Govt of Bhutan. Global Tiger Recovery Program (GTRP) 2.0 has been firmed up by tiger range countries through the intergovernmental platform of the Global Tiger Forum along with collaborators like the WWF. GTRP 2.0 emphasizes on strengthening tiger governance, enhancing resources and protection, while addressing contemporary challenges like Human-Wildlife Conflict. The new version has retained several ongoing archetypal actions along with new ones for a differentiated approach to save the endangered wild tigers. […]
- [1st Pahang Tiger Summit held at Kuantan, Malaysia](https://globaltigerforum.org/1st-pahang-tiger-summit-held-at-kuantan-malaysia/): Malaysia organised the 1st Pahang Tiger Summit at Kuantan, Malaysia on 28-29 July 2023 to “Understand Malaysia’s Holistic Approach for the Malayan Tiger Crises Action Plan (MTCAP) 2021-2030. The Summit was attended by the King of Malaysia, the Crown Prince of Pahang, Ministers from the Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change (NRECC) Malaysia, senior officials of the Pahang State Executive Council, Department of Wildlife and National Parks (PERHILITAN), Royal Belum State Parks, representatives/delegates from India, Thailand, and Singapore among others. King of Malaysia, Al-Sultan Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah launched the first Tiger Reserve of South-East Asia: Al-Sultan Abdullah […]
- [Bhutan launched its National Tiger Survey Report (2021-22) – Status of Tigers in Bhutan](https://globaltigerforum.org/bhutan-launched-its-national-tiger-survey-report-2021-22-status-of-tigers-in-bhutan/): The Royal Government of Bhutan launched its National Tiger Survey (2022) report at the Global Tiger Day 2023 event in Thimphu, Bhutan. Bhutan recorded an increase of 27% in tiger numbers from 103 in 2015 to 131 in 2022.
- [Malaysia launched 1st Tiger Reserve of South-East Asia](https://globaltigerforum.org/malaysia-launched-1st-tiger-reserve-of-south-east-asia/): King of Malaysia, Al-Sultan Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah launched the first Tiger Reserve of South-East Asia: Al-Sultan Abdullah Royal Tiger Reserve, Pahang, Malaysia on International Tiger Day 2023 during the 1st Pahang Tiger Summit at Kuantan, Malaysia. The Summit was attended by the King and the Crown Prince of Pahang, the Minister from the Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change (NRECC) Malaysia, senior officials of the Pahang State Executive Council, Department of Wildlife and National Parks (PERHILITAN), Royal Belum State Parks, representatives/delegates from India, Thailand, and Singapore among others.
- [National Tiger Survey Report (2021-22) launch – Status of Tigers in Bhutan](https://globaltigerforum.org/national-tiger-survey-report-launch-2023-status-of-tigers-in-bhutan/): The Department of Forests and Park Services will be releasing it’s tiger population estimates during the Global Tiger Day celebrated on 29th July 2023. Live streaming of Global Tiger Day : https://www.facebook.com/ncdians/videos/940875693649031
- [1st Landscape Level Advisory Committee meeting at Pakke](https://globaltigerforum.org/1st-landscape-level-advisory-committee-meeting-at-pakke/): The Landscape Level Advisory Committee constituted by Arunachal Pradesh for implementation of the Small Wild Cat project held its first meeting at Pakke Tiger Reserve on 21 June 2023 to discuss the proposed project activities to be implemented in 2023-2024.
- [Small wild cats workshop on species recovery plan and SoPs at Pakke Tiger Reserve](https://globaltigerforum.org/small-wild-cats-workshop-on-species-recovery-plan-and-sops-at-pakke-tiger-reserve/): A 2-day consultation workshop on formulating Landscape Master plans, Species Recovery Plans & SOPs for population assessment & Monitoring of Small Wild Cats with a focus on Clouded Leopard was organised at Pakke Tiger Reserve on 19 & 20 June 2023.
- [Roundtable discussion: Save the Malayan Tiger Initiative in Pahang, Malaysia](https://globaltigerforum.org/roundtable-discussion-save-the-malayan-tiger-initiative-in-pahang-malaysia/): Save the Malayan Tiger
- [Meeting on BDES Project in Uttarakhand](https://globaltigerforum.org/meeting-on-bdes-project-in-uttarakhand/): A one-day Meeting was organized on GoI-GEF-UNDP India supported project titled “Assessment of economic valuation of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (BDES) in SECURE Himalaya landscape in Uttarakhand” at Dehradun on 16 May 2023.
- [Small wild cats workshop at Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve](https://globaltigerforum.org/small-wild-cats-workshop-at-ranthambhore-tiger-reserve/): A 2-day consultation workshop on Species Recovery Planning and Population Monitoring of Small Wild Cats with a special focus on Caracals was organized on 23 and 24 March 2023 in the Ranthambore Landscape to guide the development of an institutional framework for their conservation!
- [Small wild cats workshop on species recovery plan and SoPs at Dudhwa Tiger Reserve](https://globaltigerforum.org/small-wild-cats-workshop-on-species-recovery-plan-and-sops-at-dudhwa-tiger-reserve/): Dudhwa Tiger Reserve hosted a consultation workshop on species recovery plan and monitoring protocols, with a special focus on fishing cats on 10 and 11 March 2023. The said workshop was organized under the aegis of GEF-GOI-UNDP-WWF-GTF supported project on small wild cat conservation. Participants deliberated upon evolving a landscape level strategy, involving multiple Government departments, and primary stakeholders (local communities). Existing distribution of fishing cats, and ongoing studies on its habitat and presence were also showcased to identify small wild cat conservation units. The project also aims to utilize the best practices and experience gained from the tiger agenda […]
- [Two-day visioning workshop by high level committee, GoI on "Urban Planning"](https://globaltigerforum.org/two-day-visioning-workshop-by-high-level-committee-goi-on-urban-planning/): A 2-day visioning workshop by high level committee of the Government of India on “Urban Planning” was organised on 27 and 28 February 2023 at Nainital, Uttarakhand.
- [A meeting on National Green Business Platform](https://globaltigerforum.org/a-meeting-on-national-green-business-platform/): A National Green Business Platform meeting was organized on 24 February 2023 with business groups to strengthen the conservation of globally significant wild cat landscapes of India under the chairmanship of Shri Bivash Ranjan, ADG(WL), MoEFF, Govt. of India
- [Transboundary conservation of tigers in the Sunderbans Landscape](https://globaltigerforum.org/transboundary-conservation-of-tigers-in-the-sunderbans-landscape/): A consultation meeting on the Transboundary conservation of tigers in the Sunderbans Landscape of Bangladesh and India was held at Kolkata on 14 February 2023
- [Football for conservation](https://globaltigerforum.org/football-for-conservation/): In order to spread awareness and carry forward the conservation message among masses, the Seijosa Football Club in the Pakke region (Arunachal Pradesh) has agreed to host their annual football event in the theme of “Wild Cats Football tournament.” The inaugural event for the same is being hosted by the Seijosa Football Club on 4 January 2022.This activity is in sync with the larger objectives of the GEF7 small wild cats project to secure wild cat landscapes. As an important sport in the landscape, the football tournament can scale up our outreach efforts, while garnering immense local support for the […]
- [Consultation with business groups for a national level green business platform to strengthen community based wildlife conservation](https://globaltigerforum.org/consultation-with-business-groups-for-a-national-level-green-business-platform-to-strengthen-community-based-wildlife-conservation/): Under the ongoing GOI-UNDP-WWF-GTF project on small wild cats, a one day consultation with business groups towards conservation of small wild cats was organized at Ahmedabad on 28 December 2022. The said consultation was organized to explore possible areas of collaboration, and contributions from business groups operating in a wildlife landscape for institutionalizing a green business platform, apart from working out other financial strategies.
- [GEF-7 wild cats project - State level project inception workshop at Pakke-Eaglenest landscape](https://globaltigerforum.org/gef-7-wild-cats-project-state-level-project-inception-workshop-at-pakke-eaglenest-landscape/): Under the ongoing GOI-GEF project on small wild cats, a state level inception workshop was conducted by Global Tiger Forum in association with the Forest Department of Arunachal Pradesh, UNDP and WWF at Pakke tiger reserve, Seijosa, Arunachal Pradesh on 20 December 2022 to get the input from stakeholders at landscape level.
- [In-situ capacity building of frontline at  Pakke Tiger Reserve](https://globaltigerforum.org/in-situ-capacity-building-of-frontline-at-pakke-tiger-reserve/): Under the ongoing GTF-NTCA project, “In-situ capacity building of frontline staff in Tiger Reserves” a workshop was organized in Pakke Tiger Reserve, Arunachal Pradesh from 17 to 18 December 2022 with a focus on day today monitoring of the biodiversity and refinement of basic on-field skills of the frontline staff.
- [GTRP 2.0 and NBSAPs workshop](https://globaltigerforum.org/gtrp-2-0-and-nbsaps-workshop/): A two day workshop to discuss the Global Tiger Recovery Program (GTRP 2.0) with Tiger Range Countries (TRCs) and National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plans (NBSAPs) of South Asia was organized by The Global Tiger Forum (GTF) and the Global Tiger Initiative Council (GTIC) in association with the World Bank in hybrid mode on 29 and 30 November 2022 at Hotel Pride Plaza, New Delhi.
- [GEF-7 wild cats project - National level project inception workshop at Dudhwa landscape](https://globaltigerforum.org/gef-7-small-wild-cats-project/): The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC), Government of India, with State Governments of Arunachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh, UNDP, WWF and the Global Tiger Forum is implementing a Global Environment Facility (GEF) funded project: “Strengthening conservation and resilience of globally significant wild cat landscapes through a focus on small cat and leopard conservation.” To mark the beginning of the implementation of the project, a National level Inception Workshop was organized to officially launch the project and incorporate inputs of all stakeholders as we move towards project implementation. The said Inception workshop was held on 16 November […]
- [Vacancy under the project "Strengthening in-situ conservation of small cats and other elusive wild mammals in Meghalaya"](https://globaltigerforum.org/opportunity-for-technical-consultant-in-meghalaya/): Jobs; GTF; Meghalaya; Technical Consultant; Ecologist
- [Tiger, Tiger, in the Night…Now Visible in Real Time](https://globaltigerforum.org/tiger-tiger-in-the-nightnow-visible-in-real-time/): Today, on International Tiger Day, we are excited to announce a major breakthrough in conservation technology: for the first time ever, wild tigers and their prey have been detected by AI-powered, cryptic cameras that transmit the images to the cell phones and computers of park managers. Read more
- [Small wild cats - project safeguards disclosure meeting](https://globaltigerforum.org/small-wild-cats-project-safeguards-disclosure-meeting/): A one-day project safeguards disclosure meeting was held on 30 June 2022 at Dudhwa Tiger Reserve with the local community for the GOI-GEF-UNDP-WWF Small wild cats project.
- [Knowledge dissemination workshop of GoI-GEF-UNDP India supported IHRML Project in Kerala](https://globaltigerforum.org/knowledge-dissemination-workshop-of-goi-gef-undp-india-supported-ihrml-project-in-kerala/): A two-day Knowledge dissemination workshop of GOI-GEF-UNDP supported IHRML project, Kerala was convened from 29 to 30 June 2022 at Kerala Arts & Crafts Village, Kovalam, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. GTF is working towards developing an integrative landscape strategy for the sustenance of field actions that have benefited local communities and natural ecosystems.
- [In-situ capacity building of frontline at Amangarh Tiger Reserve](https://globaltigerforum.org/in-situ-capacity-building-of-frontline-at-amangarh-tiger-reserve/): Under the ongoing GTF-NTCA project, a two days workshop was organized at Amangarh Tiger Reserve, Uttar Pradesh from 13 to 14 June 2022 with a focus on day today monitoring of the biodiversity and refinement of basic on-field skills of the frontline staff.
- [In-situ capacity building of frontline at Srivilliputhur Megamalai Tiger Reserve](https://globaltigerforum.org/in-situ-capacity-building-of-frontline-at-srivilliputhur-megamalai-tiger-reserve/): Under the ongoing GTF-NTCA project, “In-situ capacity building of frontline staff in Tiger Reserves” a workshop was organized in Srivilliputhur Megamalai Tiger Reserve, Tamil Nadu in April 2022 (18-19 April in Srivilliputhur Division and 20-21 April in Megamalai division) with highly interactive modules that gave an opportunity to the participants to refine their basic on-field skills, while building a pool of spearhead trainees for meeting day to day challenges in the tiger reserve.
- [GTF and TRCs consultations for Global Tiger Recovery Programme (GTRP) implementation](https://globaltigerforum.org/gtf-and-trcs-consultations-for-global-tiger-recovery-programme-gtrp-implementation/): In the span of the last seven months, Global Tiger Forum continues to engage with the 13 Tiger Range Countries for Tiger Conservation. As many as 22 independent consultations were initiated by the Global Tiger Forum, mediated by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP), Malaysia. The TRCs continued to lend their inputs for the successful implementation of the Global Tiger Recovery Programme (GTRP) and these helped to fine-tune the Kuala Lumpur Joint Statement and Southeast Asia Tiger Recovery Action Plan (STRAP).
- [Bilateral Engagement between Cambodia and India on Tiger Reintroduction](https://globaltigerforum.org/bilateral-engagement-between-cambodia-and-india-on-tiger-reintroduction/): An Indian Delegation comprising of senior forest officials, tiger conservation experts, and a scientist from MoEF&CC-Govt. of India, National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), Global Tiger Forum (GTF), and Wildlife Institute of India (WII) visited Cambodia (from 5 to 8 March 2022) as part of a bilateral exchange visit between India and Cambodia on the technical aspect of tiger reintroduction. The delegation met with H.E. Say Samal, Hon’ble Minister for Environment, Cambodia, his team, and members of Embassy of India at Phnom Penh. The delegation visited Cardamom hill landscape (potential tiger reintroduction site) to discuss the following aspects with the senior […]
- [SMTR Technical Visit](https://globaltigerforum.org/smtr-technical-visit/): A four-membered team comprising of representatives from Global Tiger Forum, Wildlife Institute of India, and WWF-India visited Srivilliputhur Megamalai Tiger Reserve (SMTR), Tamil Nadu between 02 to 05 February 2022. The said team interacted with senior officials of the tiger reserve and field formations and undertook field surveys in both divisions of the SMTR namely – Srivilliputhur and Megamalai. These interactions and discussions emanated from thematic areas of tiger conservation viz. wildlife monitoring, habitat status, protection & enforcement infrastructure, and community engagement programmes
- [4th Asia Ministerial Conference on Tiger Conservation](https://globaltigerforum.org/4th-asia-ministerial-conference-2/): The 4th Asia Ministerial Conference on Tiger Conservation was hosted by the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resource (KeTSA) and Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP), Malaysia in association with the Global Tiger Forum (GTF) from 19 to 21 January 2022. During the first day, TRCs presented National updates with respect to the GTRP Global Tiger Recovery Programme (GTRP). Several urgent and emerging issues related to the tiger agenda were discussed on day two, viz. Human Wildlife Conflict, Community-based Conservation Initiatives, Habitat Management, Wildlife Monitoring, Capacity Building of Frontline Staff, Effective Management of Protected Areas, Regional Funding Models/Sustainable Financing, Financial Resource Mobilization, […]
- [4th Asia Ministerial Conference](https://globaltigerforum.org/4th-asia-ministerial-conference/): The 4th Asia Ministerial Conference on the conservation of Tigers will be hosted virtually by Malaysia in association with the Global Tiger Forum (19-21 Jan 2022). The conference aims to bring together the Ministers and Senior Officials from Tiger Range Countries (TRCs), along with partner organizations, field professionals, International experts, and Scientists to strengthen cooperation on tiger conservation. The conference is serving as a platform to deliberate and endorse the Kuala Lumpur Joint Statement on Tiger Conservation, South East Asia Tiger Recovery Action Plan (STRAP), and Financing Plan for Tiger Conservation
- [Opportunity for paid field internships in Uttarakhand](https://globaltigerforum.org/opportunity-for-paid-field-internships-in-uttarakhand/): Applications are invited for paid field internships Duration: 2-3 months (can be extended based on requirement) Number of openings: 2 Terms of Reference Essential Qualification: (At least) A bachelor’s degree in Botany, Zoology, Wildlife, Environmental Sciences, or related fields. Desirable Qualification: Basic knowledge about the local flora, fauna and natural history of the project landscape would be ideal but not mandatory. Candidates with prior experience in conducting forest surveys/sampling, data collection and interpretation will be preferred. Requirements: Potential candidates should be physically fit and possess the ability to work across difficult or rugged terrains with sub-optimal field conditions with limited […]
- [In-situ capacity building of frontline at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve](https://globaltigerforum.org/in-situ-capacity-building-of-frontline-at-bandhavgarh-tiger-reserve/): A two days in-situ capacity building workshop, with a special focus on human wildlife conflict was organised at Bandhavgarh by the the GTF, in collaboration with the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) and Madhya Pradesh Forest Department on 23 and 24 December 2021. The workshop themes were designed keeping in mind the multi-tasking routine of a field frontline protecting our natural heritage. The modules were highly interactive and gave an opportunity to the participants to refine their basic on-field skills, while building a pool of spearhead trainees for meeting day to day challenges in tiger bearing areas. Bandhavgarh is the […]
- [Opportunity for paid field internship](https://globaltigerforum.org/opportunity-for-paid-field-internship/): Applications are invited for paid field internships Duration: 3 months from the date of joining Number of openings: 7 (Uttarakhand-2, West Bengal-2, Arunachal Pradesh-2, Sikkim-3) Requirements: 1. Potential candidates should be physically fit and possess the ability to work across difficult or rugged terrains with sub-optimal field conditions with limited resources/connectivity. Prior experience in ecological sampling would be desirable. 2. Candidates with prior experience of working in the respective landscapes and knowledge of the local language would be an added advantage. 3. Good communication skills 4. Since this is a continuous field work position, the intern will be posted full-time […]
- [Capacity building workshop for senior officials of Tiger Range Countries](https://globaltigerforum.org/capacity-building-workshop-for-senior-officials-of-tiger-range-countries/): The Global Tiger Forum (GTF) in association with the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) organised a virtual capacity building workshop for senior officials of some TRCs of South and South East Asia (Bangladesh, Bhutan, Malaysia and Nepal) from 17 to 21 August 2021. Apart from sharing of best practices and field experiences, the workshop aimed towards strengthening South and South-East Asia cooperation and better understanding of on-ground and region specific solutions to conservation issues. The module of the workshop covered the following themes: Global Tiger Status Project Tiger in India and Institutionalization of the tiger agenda in the country Tiger dynamics […]
- [Northern regional workshop on standardization of frontline staff training curriculum at Gurugram, Haryana](https://globaltigerforum.org/northern-regional-workshop-on-standardization-of-frontline-staff-training-curriculum-at-gurugram-haryana/): A two-day regional workshop for Northern zone under the ongoing collaborative project, “Protection and Enforcement Training Curriculum Standardization and Institutionalization” was organized by the Global Tiger Forum (GTF) in partnerships with WWF-India, TRAFFIC-India, and Forest Department of Haryana on 05 and 06 August 2021 in Gurugram, Haryana. The said workshop was hybrid in nature and attended by forest officials and Directors/in-charge/instructors of forest training schools from Bihar, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Union territory of Jammu & Kashmir, Union territory of Ladakh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, and Uttar Pradesh,; officials and representatives from MoEFCC, National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB), […]
- [Global Tiger Protected Area Compendium](https://globaltigerforum.org/global-tiger-protected-area-compendium/): The Global Tiger Forum takes pride in presenting this compilation of Tiger Protected Areas of Range Countries, based on available information. This modest effort is aimed to highlight the varied tiger source areas/habitats across the natural range of the endangered wild tiger accorded protection by sovereign Governments. Strengthened wild tiger conservation would safeguard mankind from loss of green capital resulting in disruption of eco-system services, zoonotic cycles, and vulnerability to climate change. Link to view/download: Global Tiger Protected Area Compendium
- [People for Tigers](https://globaltigerforum.org/people-for-tigers/): As we approach the International Tiger Day 2021 (July 29), Tigers United University Consortium, Global Tiger Forum and the Global Tiger Initiative Council are reaching out to citizens from around the globe to share their favourite images, painting, drawings and videos of tigers with us. You can share insights or stories from the field or ways you, as a citizen, can help save wild tigers. You can also ask questions for our tiger conservation experts. We will compile the images, clips, stories and questions to share with our audience on July 29. Link to upload message/story/picture/drawing/video for wild tigers – https://forms.gle/VdXuWZMXyBkygwg76
- [](https://globaltigerforum.org/3182-2/): Requirement of Chartered Accountants for Managing Accounts of the Global Tiger Forum Nature of work 1. Audit for accounting (Calendar) year ended 31st December, 2020 (Rupee Account with conversion to US Dollar) 2. Filing of Income Tax return for the assessment year 2021-22 (Financial Year 2020-21) 3. Audit for the financial year 2020-21 4. Filing of FC-4, form on completion of the balance sheet of 2020-21 Global Tiger Forum’s (GTF) accounting year ended on 31st December, 2020 and the financial year will end on 31st March, 2021. We request you to quote your rate for the jobs mentioned above of […]
- [Requirement of a technical consultant](https://globaltigerforum.org/requirement-of-a-technical-consultant/): Applications are invited for the post of a technical consultant Vacancy details: No. of post: 01 Terms of reference for technical consultant  1)      Collation of data (primary and secondary) towards management plans/tiger conservation plans/master plans/specific project outputs 2)      Review and analysis of primary and secondary data for the above, including basic and advanced statistics (as well as scenario modelling) 3)      Assist the GTF team in preparation of the first draft of management plans/master plans/tiger conservation plans/specific project outputs  4)      Assist the GTF team in preparation of training course material/guidelines on specific conservation themes 5)      Assist the GTF team in implementing the tasks related to the […]
- [Southern regional workshop on standardization of frontline staff training curriculum at Bengaluru](https://globaltigerforum.org/southern-regional-workshop-on-standardization-of-frontline-staff-training-curriculum-at-bengaluru/): A two-day regional workshop for Southern zone under the ongoing collaborative project, “Protection and Enforcement Training Curriculum Standardization and Institutionalization” was organized by the Global Tiger Forum (GTF) in partnerships with WWF-India, TRAFFIC-India, and Forest Department of Karnataka on 23 and 24 March 2021 at Hotel Ramanashree California, Bengaluru. The said workshop was hybrid in nature and attended by forest officials and Directors/in-charge/instructors of forest training schools from Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Kerala; officials and representatives from National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB), GTF, WWF-India; and TRAFFIC-India. The said workshop was conducted in […]
- [CA|TS virtual orientation program and software training for Field Directors of 27 tiger reserves](https://globaltigerforum.org/cats-virtual-orientation-program-and-software-training-for-field-directors-of-27-tiger-reserves/): Under ongoing CA|TS program, the Global Tiger Forum (GTF) in partnerships with the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) and WWF-India organized virtual “CA|TS orientation program and CA|TS log software training for the Field Directors of 27 tiger reserves. The said orientation & training was organized virtually in following two groups: GROUP 1 CA|TS orientation program: 12 November 2020 CA|TS log software training: 18 November 2020 Tiger Reserves in group 1: Corbett, Rajaji, Dudhwa, Pilibhit, Valmiki, Kanha, Pench (MP), Pench (MH), Panna, Bandhavgarh, Sanjay-Dhubri, Satpura, Nagzira Nawegaon and Achanakmar GROUP 2 CA|TS orientation program: 20 November 2020 CA|TS log software training: 23 November 2020 Tiger Reserves in group 2: Ranthambore, Mukundra Hills, Bandipur, Sathyamangalam, Mudumalai, […]
- [Webinar on Implementation of the St. Petersburg Declaration & Emerging Issues](https://globaltigerforum.org/webinar-on-implementation-of-the-st-petersburg-declaration-emerging-issues/): A webinar on “Implementation of the St. Petersburg Declaration and Emerging Issues” was organized by the Bangladesh Forest Department in collaboration with Global Tiger Forum (GTF) and Global Tiger Initiative Council (GTIC) on August 7, 2020. The webinar was focused on: Major TRC level milestones since 2010 St. Petersburg Declaration Emerging issues Beyond 2022 – what next? To see the complete webinar, click on the link: https://www.facebook.com/GlobalTigerForum/videos/610255836532962
- [Tx2 Tiger Conservation Award](https://globaltigerforum.org/tx2-tiger-conservation-award/): Prestigious new tiger conservation award opens for submissions 29 July 2020 – A new annual award in recognition of sites that have doubled numbers of wild tigers since 2010 has launched today and is open for submissions. The award will be presented in partnership with WWF, UNDP, The Lion’s Share, IUCN-Integrated Tiger Habitat Conservation Programme (ITHCP), Global Tiger Forum (GTF) and Conservation Assured Tiger Standards (CA|TS). A second Tiger Conservation Excellence Award will also go to a site that has achieved significant progress in two or more of the following areas: tiger and prey population monitoring and research; effective site […]
- [India adopts CA|TS standards across tiger reserves giving boost to conservation efforts](https://globaltigerforum.org/india-adopts-cats-standards-across-tiger-reserves-giving-boost-to-conservation-efforts/): 28 July 2020 – In a major boost to tiger conservation ahead of Global Tiger Day, India’s National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) and the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change today announced the adoption of the Conservation Assured Tiger Standards [CA|TS] across all of the country’s 50 tiger reserves. These 50 tiger reserves are spread across 18 states covering an area over 7000 sq. km and contain over 80% of the world’s tiger population. The announcement means India is the first among the 13 tiger range countries to nationally adopt CA|TS, which are a set of minimum standards setting […]
- [Virtual CA|TS software training](https://globaltigerforum.org/virtual-cats-software-training/): A virtual orientation program on CA|TS log software was organized by the Global Tiger Forum and WWF-India on 15 June 2020 for the CA|TS registered sites of Terai Arc Landscape (TAL) India. The said training was conducted by CA|TS Manager, WWF-International and attended by senior officials/site managers from Uttar Pradesh Forest Department, Uttarakhand Forest department, CA|TS reviewer, GTF and WWF-India representatives.
- [Proactive community stewardship programme](https://globaltigerforum.org/proactive-community-stewardship-programme/): Pilibhit is well known for its ‘sugarcane tigers’. The tigers-human interface is a great challenge, warranting partnership with local people. GTF and U.P. Forest Department have launched a proactive community stewardship programme with gains to locals as part of Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES). Response is encouraging with regular updates!
- [Central-Western regional workshop on standardization of frontline staff training curriculum at Nagpur](https://globaltigerforum.org/central-western-regional-workshop-on-standardization-of-frontline-staff-training-curriculum-at-nagpur/): Under the ongoing Protection and Enforcement Training Curriculum Standardization and Institutionalisation Project, the second regional workshop for the Central and Western Zone was held at Nagpur on the 31st January and 1st February 2020. The workshop was attended by senior officials from forest departments and training schools of the states of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Goa and Maharashtra along with participants from National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), Central Zoo Authority (CZA), Global Tiger Forum (GTF), Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB), Wildlife Conservation Trust (WCT), WWF- India & WWF-International, TRAFFIC-India, School of Wildlife Forensic & Health, and Guru Govind Singh Indraprastha […]
- [Eastern regional workshop on standardization of frontline staff training curriculum at Guwahati](https://globaltigerforum.org/eastern-regional-workshop-on-standardization-of-frontline-staff-training-curriculum-at-guwahati/): A two days regional workshop for the ongoing project “Protection and Enforcement Training Curriculum Standardization and Institutionalization” was organized by Global Tiger Forum (GTF) in partnerships with WWF-India, TRAFFIC-India and forest department of Assam on 11-12 December 2019 at Indian Institute of Bank Management (IIBM), Guwahati. The said workshop was attended by forest officials and directors/incharge/instructors of forest training schools from Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura, Sikkim, Odhisa and West Bengal; officials and representatives from National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), AFPI, WCCB, Aaranyak, ASICA, Wildlife Trust of India (WTI), GTF, WWF-India; WWF-Myanmar; WWF-Singapore, TRAFFIC-India. The workshop was […]
- [Capacity Building workshop on addressing human-wildlife interface issues in Uttar Pradesh](https://globaltigerforum.org/capacity-building-workshop-on-addressing-human-wildlife-interface-issues-in-uttar-pradesh-2/): Under ongoing GTF and Uttar Pradesh forest department project to address human-wildlife interface issues, the second “Capacity building workshop” was conducted at Pilibhit Tiger Reserve from 17 to 18 October 2019. The said workshop was attended by officials from GTF, Pilibhit and Dudhwa tiger reserves, Katarniaghat WLS, North Kheri forest division along with frontline staff of the said sites. The workshop was also attended by representatives of WTI and WWF-India along with community stewards. The two-day workshop was focused on: Community Stewardship and Forest Frontline Collaboration for managing human-wildlife interface issues Use of data recording formats Micro-planning for community stewardship […]
- [Sensitization workshop on CA|TS in Madhya Pradesh](https://globaltigerforum.org/sensitization-workshop-on-cats-in-madya-pradesh/): A sensitization workshop was organized by Global Tiger Forum (GTF) in coordination with Madhya Pradesh (M.P.) forest department and the World Wide Fund for Nature-India (WWF-India) on October 15, 2019, at the RCVP Noronha Academy of Administration, Bhopal. The said workshop was attended by officials from M.P. forest department, GTF & WWF-India, including site managers of the 24 sites registered under CA|TS in M.P. and independent CA|TS reviewers. The sensitization workshop was focused on: Process of CA|TS assessment How to undertake the CA|TS self-assessment form and MEE format Provide hands-on training to the site managers on recently launched, “CA|TS log” […]
- [Status of Tiger Habitats in High Altitude Ecosystems of Bhutan, India and Nepal (Situation Analysis)](https://globaltigerforum.org/status-of-tiger-habitats-in-high-altitude-ecosystems-of-bhutan-india-and-nepal-situation-analysis/): Tiger habitats in high altitude require protection through sustainable land use, as they are a high value ecosystem with several hydrological and ecological processes providing ecosystem services and adaptation to mitigate the ill effects of climate change. Since several high-altitude habitats in South Asia have the spatial presence of tiger, active in-situ efforts are called for ensuring their conservation. The instant situation analysis study aims to provide the rationale for stepping up high altitude conservation of the tiger, while identifying possible viable habitats, corridor linkages, anthropogenic pressures, and induced landscape level changes for evolving an in-situ conservation roadmap. The study, […]
- [Transboundary consultation between Malaysia & Thailand](https://globaltigerforum.org/transboundary-consultation-between-malaysia-thailand/): The Global Tiger Forum (GTF), in collaboration with USAID and WCT, organized a trans-boundary consultation between Malaysia and Thailand on Addressing Illegal Wildlife Trade and Trafficking at Aloft Hotel, KL Sentral, Malaysia on 7 – 8 August 2019. The workshop was attended by representatives from the Perak State Parks Corporation (Malaysia),  Ministry of Water, Land and Natural Resources (Malaysia),  Department of Wildlife and National Parks (Malaysia), Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (Thailand),  National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), U.S. Embassy (Kuala Lumpur), WWF, UNDP, TRAFFIC and GTF. The two-day consultation focused on key areas for collaboration between the […]
- [The GTF and the SAWEN entered into an MoU](https://globaltigerforum.org/the-gtf-and-the-sawen-entered-into-an-mou/): The Global Tiger Forum, GTF has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the South Asia Wildlife Enforcement Network (SAWEN) on 26 July 2019 at Kathmandu. The MoU was singed by Rajesh Gopal, Secretary General, GTF and Man Bahadur Khadka, Director General, Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation (DNPWC) in the presence of senior government officials from India & Nepal and representatives from conservation agencies of both the countries during an inauguration ceremony of ‘Capacity building workshop on countrywide assessment of Tiger, Prey and its Habitat’ from 26 – 27 July 2019 in Kathmandu, Nepal. The MoU between two inter-governmental […]
- [Tables Turned on Poachers](https://globaltigerforum.org/tables-turned-on-poachers/): Source: Star online, Monday, 29 Jul 2019, Malaysia PUTRAJAYA: Two battalions of the police general operations force (GOF) have been directed to assist the Wildlife and National Parks Department (Perhilitan) in tackling poachers, especially those hunting the endangered Malayan tigers, says Datuk Seri Abdul Hamid Bador. The Inspector-General of Police said one of the battalions, comprising 500 members, would be deployed together with Perhilitan personnel to patrol the forest. Another battalion, he added, would be put on standby. Both battalions are from Perak Senoi Praaq, the police unit made up mostly of Orang Asli. Speaking to reporters after the launch […]
- [The Amur Tiger Center joins the Global Tiger Forum](https://globaltigerforum.org/the-amur-tiger-center-joins-the-global-tiger-forum/): The Amur Tiger Center has become the official representative of Russia in the GTF on 11 July 2019. The decision was made by the standing committee of the GTF. The “Amur Tiger Center” is an autonomous non-commercial organization established for preservation and researching the Amur tiger population. It was founded in July 2013 by the Russian Geographic Society at the initiative of President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin. Aim of the Amur Tiger Center: Researching the Amur tiger Preserving and increasing the population Establishing, harmonized relationship “Russia is an important tiger range country and has a long-standing successful track […]
- [Advertisement for position of SRF](https://globaltigerforum.org/advertisement-for-position-of-srf/): Applications are invited for position of SRF at Global Tiger Forum for a DBT funded project – “Profiling of an alien invasive species in tiger landscapes of India” Vacancy details: Senior Research Fellow No. of Post:  01 Essential Qualification: 1. M. Sc. in Life Sciences/ Wildlife Sciences/ Forestry/ Remote Sensing from a recognized university. 2. Two years of experience in wildlife survey, knowledge of GIS, data analysis, report writing Desirable Qualification: Two years of experience in occupancy, population estimation, habitat quantification using different approaches Age Limit:  Not exceeding 40 years as on the date of interview. Upper age limit in case […]
- [Workshop on Landscape Management for officials from Malaysia in Kanha Tiger Reserve, India](https://globaltigerforum.org/workshop-on-landscape-management-for-official-from-malaysia-in-kanha-tiger-reserve-india/): Under ongoing USAID-WCT project, a workshop on landscape management for officials from Malaysia was held at the Kanha Tiger Reserve from 18 – 20 June 2019. The said workshop was attended by Government officials from Malaysian Forest Department, National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), Madhya Pradesh Forest Department (MPFD) and representatives from GTF and WWF-India. Field and technical sessions were coordinated by the representatives of the Global Tiger Forum and staff of the Kanha Tiger Reserve. The agenda for the said workshop was based on GTF Mission’s field visit to a priority tiger site (Royal Belum State Park), meeting with Dr. […]
- [Capacity Building workshop on addressing human wildlife interface issues in Uttar Pradesh](https://globaltigerforum.org/capacity-building-workshop-on-addressing-human-wildlife-interface-issues-in-uttar-pradesh/): Under ongoing GTF and Uttar Pradesh forest department project to address human wildlife interface issues, a “Capacity building workshop on addressing human wildlife interface issues” in Uttar Pradesh Terai Arc Landscape was conducted at Dudhwa Tiger Reserve from 12 to 14 June 2019. The said workshop was attended by officials from GTF, WII, Dudhwa & Pilibhit tiger reserves, Katarniaghat WLS, North Kheri forest division along with frontline staff of the said sites. The workshop was also attended by representatives of WTI and WWF-India along with community stewards. The three day workshop was focused on: Managing Human Wildlife Interface Issues Efforts on […]
- [Indo-Bangladesh transboundary consultation](https://globaltigerforum.org/indo-bangladesh-transboundary-consultation/): Under the ongoing USAID-WCT-GTF engagement for strengthening conservation efforts in Tiger Range Countries, a consultation meeting was organized by GTF on addressing illegal wildlife trade and trafficking between India and Bangladesh at Hotel the Royal Plaza, New Delhi, India on 27 and 28 May 2019. The meeting was attended by Government officials from Bangladesh Forest Department (BFD), National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB), West Bengal Forest department and representatives from GTF, U.S. Embassy, WWF-India and TRAFFIC-India. The consultation focused on wildlife crime in the transboundary region, challenges for conservation and protection, strategies to counter Illegal Wildlife […]
- [Tiger population in Sundarbans rises to 114](https://globaltigerforum.org/tiger-population-in-sundarbans-rises-to-114/): by Mehedi Al Amin, Dhaka Tribune Tiger numbers have increased 8% in three years The number of Bengal tigers in the Bangladesh part of the Sundarban forests has increased to 114, according to a recent tiger census. The number rose to 114 in 2018, up from 106 recorded during a previous survey in 2015, revealed the latest census: “Second phase status of tigers in Bangladesh Sundarbans 2018”. Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Md Shahab Uddin formally released the report at Hoimonti auditorium of Ban Bhaban in Agargaon yesterday. Citing the report, the minister said: “In 2015, the number of […]
- [Workshop on Landscape Management for official from Thailand: Kanha Tiger Reserve, India](https://globaltigerforum.org/workshop-on-landscape-management-for-official-from-thailand-kanha-tiger-reserve-india/): Global Tiger Forum (GTF) in collaboration with USAID-WCT is implementing a regional capacity building program for Tiger Range Countries. Recently, a workshop on Landscape Management was organised for officials from Thailand government (April 9- April 11, 2019) at Kanha Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh. The agenda for the said workshop was based on GTF Mission’s field visit to a priority tiger site (Huai Kha Khaeng) in Western Forest Complex (WEFCOM) and consultation with the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, Government of Thailand. Given adequate protection, and implementation of prey/tiger recovery measures, WEFCOM has a great potential for reviving […]
- [Consultation  On  Malaysian Tiger Action Plan & Priority Sites in Malaysia](https://globaltigerforum.org/consultation-on-malaysian-tiger-action-plan-priority-sites-in-malaysia/): Under the ongoing USAID-WCT collaboration, the GTF technical team/mission visited Malaysia for a consultation on national tiger action plan and key priorities, followed by a field visit to a priority tiger site, Royal Belum State Park. A meeting chaired by the Hon’ble Minister, of Water, Land and Natural Resources, Malaysia, was attended by the GTF technical team along with Secretary General, KATS, Director General, Department of Wildlife and National Parks, Peninsular Malaysia and other senior officials of the wildlife department wherein in depth discussion with regard to the tiger recovery in Malaysia was held and a presentation was given by […]
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- [Report of the 3rd Stocktaking Conference](https://globaltigerforum.org/report-of-the-3rd-stocktaking-conference/): The Global Tiger Forum organised the 3rd Stocktaking Conference on 28 – 29 January, in collaboration with Global Tiger Initiative Council (GTIC), National Tiger Conservation Authority (Government of India), Wildlife Conservation Trust (WCT), Wildlife Trust of India (WTI), and WWF. This is the latest collective step in the process that began at the 2010 St Petersburg Tiger Summit – where 13 tiger-range governments committed to Tx2 – an ambitious goal to double the global wild tiger population by 2022. The report for the same is provided below:   https://globaltigerforum.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Report_3rd-Stocktaking-Conference-1.pdf
- [3rd Stocktaking Conference](https://globaltigerforum.org/3rd-stocktaking-conference-2/): The Global Tiger Forum organised the 3rd Stocktaking Conference on 28 – 29 January, in collaboration with Global Tiger Initiative Council (GTIC), National Tiger Conservation Authority (Government of India), Wildlife Conservation Trust (WCT), Wildlife Trust of India (WTI), and WWF. This is the latest collective step in the process that began at the 2010 St Petersburg Tiger Summit – where 13 tiger-range governments committed to Tx2 – an ambitious goal to double the global wild tiger population by 2022. The conference was inaugurated by the Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Dr. Harsh Vardhan. “Conservation of tigers is […]

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- [Focal Points - GTF](https://globaltigerforum.org/focal-points-gtf/): GTF Focal Points Bangladesh Md. Jahidul Kabir Conservator of Forests Wildlife and Nature Conservation Circle Banbhaban, Agargaon Dhaka -1207, Bangladesh Tel: +88-028181146 (Off.) Cell: +88-01778454499; 01999000049 E-mail: jahidulkabirbfd@gmail.com Bhutan Mr Sonam Wandi Chief Forestry Officer Nature Conservation Division Department of Forests and Park Services Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources Thimphu, Bhutan E-mail: sonamwangdi@moenr.gov.bt Cambodia Mr. Meas Sophal Acting Director General General Department of Administration for Nature Conservation and Protection Ministry of Environment, Cambodia  E-mail – meassophal22@yahoo.com  China Mr. Jia Jiansheng Deputy Director General Department of Wildlife Conservation and Nature Reserve Management The National Forestry & Grassland Administration No. 18, Hepingli East […]
- [Tiger Protected Areas](https://globaltigerforum.org/tiger-protected-areas-2/): Tiger Protected Area Protected areas: The sovereign promise for a shared future GTF, along with tiger range countries and partners, has come out with a Compendium of Protected Areas for tigers. This insightful catalogue provides a glimpse into more than 140 protected areas across tiger range countries harbouring tigers or with potential to harbour tigers in the future (historical range habitats). As a unique, one of its kind publication, it celebrates the diversity of protected areas, while providing pictorial glimpses, and interesting facts related to species, and sites of interest. The compendium is available for download 
- [ Get Involved](https://globaltigerforum.org/get-involved-2/): Join the mission to secure the future of wild tigers. The Global Tiger Forum (GTF) welcomes individuals, institutions, and communities who want to contribute meaningfully to tiger conservation. Whether you are a student, researcher, nature enthusiast, or professional, there are multiple ways to get involved and support our vision of a secure future for wild tigers across their range.
- [Share Your Stories](https://globaltigerforum.org/share-your-stories/): Your voice can inspire change. Have you encountered a tiger or interesting wild animals during a wildlife excursion? Participated in a conservation activity? Worked in a protected area? We invite you to share your story with us. Your experience could inspire others to join the cause. Submit your stories in text, photo, or video format to be featured on GTF’s communication platforms.
- [Share Your Pictures](https://globaltigerforum.org/share-your-pictures/): Capture. Share. Inspire. Are you a wildlife photographer or nature enthusiast? Share your best tiger or landscape photographs with GTF. Selected contributions will be showcased on our platforms with full credit to you. Upload your pictures and help amplify the beauty and urgency of tiger conservation.
- [Volunteer](https://globaltigerforum.org/volunteer/): Your time and skills can help save tigers. From supporting fieldwork and training programs to assisting with research, awareness campaigns, or creative content, GTF welcomes committed volunteers who want to make a difference. Express your interest and let us know how you’d like to contribute.
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- [Conservation Technology](https://globaltigerforum.org/elementor-5313/): Conservation Technology To enhance tiger conservation and protection measures  The Global Tiger Forum (GTF) has been at the forefront of promoting technological innovations to enhance tiger conservation and protection measures across tiger range countries. One of its key initiatives includes the deployment and training. AI based camera traps – Real-time, AI-enabled camera alert system designed to detect intrusions such as poachers or unauthorized movement in sensitive tiger habitats. GTF has worked closely with forest departments and partner organizations to pilot and scale this technology in high-risk corridors and protected areas. By enabling rapid detection and immediate response, such a system […]
- [Small cats and meso-predators](https://globaltigerforum.org/elementor-5308/): Small cats and meso-predators Beyond the tiger: A new frontier in wildlife conservation While the tiger often commands attention in wildlife conservation, India is also home to nine small wild cat species which serve as sentinels of their respective habitats and ecosystem services. These felids are some of the most elusive and enigmatic meso-predators such as the tiny rusty-spotted cat, wetland-dwelling fishing cat, and the semi-arboreal clouded leopard, each are uniquely adapted to a range of habitats, dense forests, grasslands, deserts, mangroves, and the Himalayan foothills. With rising interest in lesser-known species, the forum has embarked upon collaborative approaches to […]
- [High Altitude Tigers](https://globaltigerforum.org/elementor-5303/): High Altitude Tigers Securing the future of high-altitude tigers Tigers inhabit diverse landscapes across their range, including high mountain ecosystems where their presence frequently intersects with that of typical Himalayan fauna. Notably, camera trap imagery has documented wild tigers at altitudes exceeding 3,600 meters. The conservation of High-Altitude Tiger (HAT) habitats necessitates a synchronized and meticulously planned approach, culminating in a distinctive program dedicated to safeguarding these critical areas. The Integrated Tiger Habitat Conservation Program (ITHCP), spearheaded by IUCN-KfW, has provided support to the Global Tiger Forum (GTF) in collaboration with governments of range countries, including Bhutan, India, and Nepal, […]
- [Community stewardship, livelihood, and HWC management](https://globaltigerforum.org/elementor-5298/): Community stewardship, livelihood, and HWC management Empowering Communities, Protecting Tigers: A Holistic Approach to Co-occurrence The Global Tiger Forum (GTF) has increasingly emphasized the importance of integrating community-based approaches into tiger conservation, especially in protected areas and human-dominated landscapes outside formal tiger reserves. Recognizing that many tiger populations persist beyond core reserves, often in fragmented forests and agro-pastoral mosaics, GTF has worked to strengthen local livelihoods and promote community stewardship in these critical buffer and corridor zones. Through collaborative models involving local governments, NGOs, and community-based organizations, GTF has supported sustainable livelihood interventions such as eco-tourism, agroforestry, non-timber forest produce […]
- [CA|TS and Security Audit](https://globaltigerforum.org/elementor-5293/): CA|TS and Security Audit Safeguarding a species with science and security The Conservation Assured | Tiger Standards (CA|TS) framework is a globally recognized accreditation system designed to promote effective management of tiger conservation areas. Developed through a collaborative effort involving tiger range countries and global conservation partners, CA|TS sets minimum standards to ensure that protected areas meet the ecological, biological, and managerial requirements for sustaining viable tiger populations. The Global Tiger Forum (GTF), as an intergovernmental organization dedicated to tiger conservation, has played a pivotal role in facilitating the adoption and implementation of CA|TS across key tiger landscapes in Asia. […]
- [Regional Capacity Building](https://globaltigerforum.org/elementor-5288/): Regional Capacity Building Strengthen tiger conservation across Tiger Range Countries The Global Tiger Forum (GTF) has been actively advancing regional capacity-building efforts to strengthen tiger conservation across Tiger Range Countries (TRCs). Recognizing the varying capacities and resource gaps among TRCs, GTF has focused on creating platforms for knowledge exchange, training, and collaborative learning. Through partnerships with national governments, NGOs, academic, and research institutions GTF has conducted specialized training programs for frontline staff, forest managers, biologists, and enforcement personnel. These programs cover a wide array of themes including smart patrolling (like M-STrIPES and SMART), community stewardship and livelihood, human wildlife conflict […]
- [SECURITY AUDIT](https://globaltigerforum.org/security-audit/): Security Audit Wild tiger conservation, including launch of the Global Tiger Recovery Program. GTRP 2.0 The St. Petersburg Declaration   on Tiger of 2010 The St. Petersburg Declaration on Tiger of 2010 was a historic milestone in bringing highest level of political will and convergence towards wild tiger conservation, including launch of the Global Tiger Recovery Program. With the culmination of the first GTRP in 2022, and a thorough review and monitoring process, the GTF as the implementing arm of the Global Tiger Initiative Council, along with all tiger range countries and like-minded partners gave shape to the Global Tiger Recovery […]
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- [Work With US](https://globaltigerforum.org/ongoing-work-gtf/research/): # Position/No. of position(s)/RfP Last date to apply 1 National Project Officer – 1 25.03.2025 2 Project Admin & Finance Officer – 1 25.03.2025 3 Request for Proposal (RfP) for Appointment of Agency to Enhance Livelihood Through Tiger Conservation Closed 4 Opportunity for Engagement of Communication Intern – Sikkim HAT Project Closed 5 Opportunity for consultancy – Conservation Finance and Data Visualization – 1 Closed 6 Field Assistant – 4 Closed 7 Internship opportunity for Corridor Mapping using the Geospatial Technology – 2 Closed 8 Technical Consultant(s) for High Altitude Tiger Landscape Closed 9 Project Associate – 1 Closed 10 […]
- [](https://globaltigerforum.org/an-appraisal-of-financial-shortfalls-in-tiger-conservation-with-special-focus-on-protection/): AN APPRAISAL OF FINANCIAL SHORTFALLS IN TIGER CONSERVATION – (WITH SPECIAL FOCUS ON PROTECTION) Wild tiger agenda across Tiger Range Country requires adequate and sustained funding support for Global Tiger Recovery Programme implementation. There is a big gap in terms of financial support to the wild tiger which requires prioritized bridging. Over the vicissitude of time, as a sequel to ongoing global landscape transformations, the tiger is no longer arithmetic of any one single government department. Rather, a multi-sectoral approach operating at a macro-tiger landscape level is warranted to address protected areas, general forests, rural interface areas and urbanscapes. This […]
- [Conservation of Globally Significant Wild Cat Landscape Through Focus on Small Cat and Leopard Conservation](https://globaltigerforum.org/conservation-of-globally-significant-wild-cat-landscape-through-focus-on-small-cat-and-leopard-conservation/): Conservation of Globally Significant Wild-Cat Landscape through focus on Small Cats & Leopard The project aims to secure populations and habitats of wild cats subject to habitat encroachment, human-wildlife conflict, poaching and illegal trade in priority landscapes of northern, north-eastern and western India. This will be achieved through four complementary outcomes: Strengthened policy, planning and institutional framework for wild cat conservation at landscape level in accordance with the National Wildlife Action Plan 2017-2031 Improved protection and management of wild cats and habitats in target Protected Areas, buffer zones and corridors in wild cat landscapes Enhanced community-based management of wild cats […]
- [Opportunities](https://globaltigerforum.org/opportunities/): Applications are invited for positions of SRF, JRF and Field Coordinator at Global Tiger Forum for a DBT funded project – “Profiling of an alien invasive species in tiger landscapes of India”     Vacancy Details:                                                                                                                                    […]
- [TRC Bilaterals](https://globaltigerforum.org/ongoing-work-gtf/trc-bilaterals/): GTF along with like minded organizations/partners is continuously working to contribute to effective management of tiger habitats through working collaboratively and raising awareness, sharing information, best practices and technical expertise to increase cooperation and partnership among TRCs. TRC bilateral consultations organized by GTF (WCT engagement): Bilateral consultation between India-Bhutan Bilateral consultation between India-Nepal Bilateral consultation between India-Bangladesh
- [Capacity Building](https://globaltigerforum.org/ongoing-work-gtf/capacity-building/): The GTF has been organizing capacity building workshops across tiger range countries to strengthen tiger conservation efforts within the TRC, build capacity of TRCs’ forest officials for developing and implementing national tiger action/management plans, assessment of status of tigers, prey & habitat and tackle the critical issue of the illegal wildlife trade through trans-border cooperation. Capacity building workshops conducted by GTF are: Workshop for forest officials of Myanmar held at Wildlife Institute of India, Dedradun, India Workshop for forest officials of Malaysia held at the Institute of Biodiversity (IBD), Malaysia Workshop for  officials from south Asian tiger range countries (Bhutan, […]
- [Management Effectiveness](https://globaltigerforum.org/ongoing-work-gtf/management-effectiveness/): CA|TS outside Protected Areas Conservation Assured Tiger Standard is a comprehensive tool that provides a reference point to evaluate the existing management effectiveness of tiger conservation within integrated landscape planning, and ensuring that benefits from these efforts are optimized. The GTF in collaboration with WWF-India is implementing the Conservation Assured Tiger Standards (CA|TS) assessment in the states of Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, West Bengal and Madhya Pradesh (2nd & 3rd phase). The sites are as follows: • West Bengal – 24 South Pargana Forest Division • Chhattisgarh – Bhoramdeo Wildlife Sanctuary, Guru Ghasidas National Park, Tamor-Pingla Wildlife Sanctuary, Kanger Valley National Park […]
- [Protection](https://globaltigerforum.org/ongoing-work-gtf/protection/): Protection of wildlife habitat is one of the most crucial factors in biodiversity conservation. To strengthen protection in tiger ranges, GTF is organizing capacity building workshops on protection across the TRCs. Protection oriented programme/projects  conducted/facilitated by GTF: Frontline Appraisal: Also known as Ranger perception survey is a survey to find out the professional and personal issues/problems of frontline staff in different types of forests in India. It helps in finding gaps and recommends changes/improvements so as to bring any policy changes that could provide equal opportunity, training facilities, equipment, etc. to the frontline officers and bring them at par with other […]
- [Landscape Level Actions](https://globaltigerforum.org/ongoing-work-gtf/landscape/): Management/Tiger conservation plan GTF has been assisting the government in preparation of management plan/Tiger conservation plan. Management plan/TCPs prepared by GTF in recent years are as follows: Tiger Conservation plan (TCP) of Htamanthi Wildlife Sanctuary, Myanmar Management plan for Chhattisgarh, India TCP of Bor Tiger reserve, Maharashtra, India TCP of Rajaji Tiger reserve, Uttarakhand, India TCP of Pilibhit Tiger reserve, Uttar Pradesh, India TCP of Valmiki Tiger Reserve, Bihar, Inida – Under progress TCP of Srivilliputhur Megamalai Tiger Reserve, Tamil Nadu – Under progress Landscape conservation in High Altitude ecosystems of Bhutan, India and Nepal GTF led a multi-agency IUCN-KfW […]
- [Manuals](https://globaltigerforum.org/ongoing-work-gtf/manuals/): [vc_row][vc_column width=”1/4″][vc_single_image image=”2473″ css=”.vc_custom_1541154444484{border-radius: 2px !important;}”][/vc_column][vc_column width=”3/4″][vc_column_text]I. Protocols for monitoring habitat quality and wildlife populations in tiger landscapes This manual explains the protocols for implementation, data recording, and data compilation from field. The target audience for this Field Guide are the frontline staff and their trainers. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/4″][vc_single_image image=”2475″][/vc_column][vc_column width=”3/4″][vc_column_text]II. Technical guidelines for habitat, prey and tiger recovery across tiger range countries This manual provide overarching guidelines for the recovery across TRCs and to identify the reasons of habitat Loss, prey depletion and to develop mechanisms to reverse or arrest the habitat Loss and prey depletion.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/4″][vc_single_image image=”2477″][/vc_column][vc_column width=”3/4″][vc_column_text]III. Technical guidelines for […]
- [Protection](https://globaltigerforum.org/protection-2/): Protection of wildlife habitat is one of the most crucial factors of conservation. To strengthen protection in tiger ranges, GTF has initiated following programme: Frontline Appraisal: It is survey to find out the professional and personal issues/problems of frontline staff in different types of forest in India. It helps in finding gaps, recommend changes/improvements so as to bring any policy changes that could provide equal opportunity, training facility, equipment etc. to the frontline officers and bring them at par with other enforcement agency in the country. Security Audit: The protocol has been developed to help Tiger Reserve (TR) managers in regularly tracking […]
- [GTF Initiatives](https://globaltigerforum.org/ongoing-work-gtf/): Ongoing initiatives Global Tiger Forum (GTF) is an Inter-governmental international body working exclusively for the conservation of Tigers in the wild and it facilitates the research and expertise across the tiger range countries, capacity building of staff, country specific research prioritization and facilitating & strengthening the policy framework for conservation in the tiger range. Some of the ongoing initiatives of GTF towards conservation of Tiger, its prey and habitat are follows: Manuals/Guidelines Landscape level Actions Protection Management effectiveness Capacity Building TRC bilaterals An Appraisal of Financial Shortfalls Research/opportunities
- [Dr. Rajesh Gopal](https://globaltigerforum.org/dr-rajesh-gopal/): Dr. Rajesh Gopal has been closely associated with ‘Project Tiger’ in India for almost 35 years. As a former member of the Indian Forest Service, he was the Director of several tiger rich reserves in Central India like Kanha and Bandhavgarh for over a decade, while taking many initiatives to protect the tiger, its habitat and prey. He implemented special innovative in-situ actions to conserve the endangered Central Indian swamp deer as well. As a zoologist with a doctorate on the ‘barasingha’ (swamp deer), he brought experience in the science of field management, while restructuring the management plan of Kanha. […]
- [Role & Importance](https://globaltigerforum.org/about-gtf/role-importance/): Role and importance of the GTF in supporting Tiger recovery 1. Already existing mechanism and the only inter-governmental International body mandated specifically for Tiger conservation. 2. Membership of 7 Tiger range countries and UK. 3. Experience in implementing trans-boundary initiatives and capacity building. 4. Can have a common voice in international forums and conventions for promoting Tiger conservation. 5. With support, can play a vital role in immediate and long term implementation of relevant strategies identified in the GTRP utilizing already present modules and mechanisms (e.g. Trans-boundary initiatives). 6. Recent Releases: (1) Global Tiger Recovery Program 2.0, (2) Wild Tiger […]
- [GTF Structure](https://globaltigerforum.org/about-gtf/structure/)
- [Goal & Objectives](https://globaltigerforum.org/about-gtf/goals/): Goals To highlight the rationale for Tiger preservation, provide leadership and utilize a common approach throughout the world in order to safeguard the survival of the Tiger, its prey and its habitat. Objectives Promoting global campaigns to save the Tiger, its prey and its habitat. Increasing the number of secure habitats for Tigers. Promoting comprehensive legal frameworks for Tiger conservation. Providing financial and infrastructural capabilities for Tiger Conservation. Promoting training and research. Eliciting support from Governments, Inter- governmental organizations and individuals. Promoting bilateral co-operation. Establishing a trust fund to enable the implementation of agreed programmes. Calling upon Range Countries to […]
- [Field Notes](https://globaltigerforum.org/field-notes/): iu7690-
- [Members](https://globaltigerforum.org/members/): All Tiger Range countries Bangladesh – Joined on 24 February 1999 Bhutan – Joined on 12 July 1995 Cambodia – Joined on 20 October 2004 India – Joined on 27 February 1995 Myanmar – Joined on 12 August 1994 Nepal – Joined on 22 July 2002 Vietnam – Joined on 19 November 1996 Non Tiger Range countries willing to support and/or participate in Tiger conservation programs United Kingdom – Joined on 30 December 1999 International Non-Governmental Organisations ——————— International Fund for Animal Welfare – Joined on 19 January 2000 TRAFFIC – International – Joined on 22 April 2008 WWF International […]
- [Ministerial Conference](https://globaltigerforum.org/ministerial-confrence/): [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] 3rd Asia Ministerial Conference on Tiger Conservation 12 – 14 April, 2016 The 3rd Asia Ministerial Conference on tiger conservation was inaugurated by Shri Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India at Vigyan Bhavan , New Delhi on 12 April, 2016. This 3 day Conference of Ministers from 13 tiger range countries is the third such conclave, and the earlier ones were held at Hua Hin, Thailand (2010) and Thimpu, Bhutan (2012), apart from a Tiger Summit at St Petersburg in 2010. The moment was historic, as it was after several decades , the PM of India , which […]
- [Honorary Members](https://globaltigerforum.org/about-gtf/honorary-members/): Honorary Members Dr. Sivananthan T. Elgupillay Former Director Dr. Sivananthan T. Elgupillay Former Director, Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP) , Malaysia E-mail: sivawild@gmail.com Dr. Tapan Kumar Dey Former Conservator of Forests & Chief Executive Director Dr. Tapan Kumar Dey Former Conservator of Forests & Chief Executive Director National Foundation for Nature Conservation Dhaka, Bangladesh E-mail: deytkcfwild@gmail.com Yury Darman, Ph.D. Honourable ecologist of Russia Senior adviser WWF-Russia Yury Darman, Ph.D. Honourable ecologist of Russia Senior adviser WWF-Russia, Amur Branch Verkhneportovaya 18A, Vladivostok, Russia, 690003 E-Mail: YDarman@wwf.ru Mr Keshav Varma CEO & Executive Director Global Tiger Initiative Council (GTIC) Mr […]
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- [Resources](https://globaltigerforum.org/resources/): Global Tiger Protected Area Network Compendium 2.0, 2024 Global Tiger Recovery Program 2.0 (2023-2034), 2023 Wild Tiger Conservation across Tiger Range Countries – An Appraisal of Financial Shortfalls, 2022 Guidelines for Landscape level Participatory Management Strategy and Plan, 2021 Global Tiger Protected Area Compendium, 2021 Status of Tiger Habitats in high altitude ecosystems of Bhutan, India and Nepal, 2019 Report: 3rd Stocktaking Conference, 2019 Bibliography on Tiger, 2014-2018 Action Tiger – 4th Edition Manual: Valuation of ecosystem services from Tiger and Snow Leopard Landscapes Manual: Protocols for Monitoring Habitat quality and Wildlife Populations Tiger Landscapes Manual: Technical guidelines for Habitat, […]
- [Why Tigers?](https://globaltigerforum.org/why-tigers/): With over 100,000 tigers in the wild, a hundred years ago, we are left with as few as around 5,600 today (source: Global Tiger Recovery Program 2.0, 2023, endorsed by the Tiger Range Countries). The tigers once roamed the earth freely throughout Asia in the 1900s. Of the nine subspecies of tigers; P.t.tigris; p.t.altaica; p.t. amoyensis; p.t.corbetti; p.t.sumatrae; p.t.jacksonii; , the p.t. sondaica, p.t. virgata and p.t. Balica are already extinct. The Tigers in the wild signifies, healthy livelihood, protects the genetic diversity, and is the guardian and an indicator of a healthy forests. The tiger is at the top […]
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