WWF's strategy is to support anti-poaching campaigns, assist the monitoring and control of illegal trade, and strengthen the protection of tiger habitat whilst helping to reduce local conflicts between tigers and people.

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Tiger policy The policy section outlines WWF's position on key issues and includes policy documents, such as briefing papers and responses to government consultations. WWF's Global Tiger Strategy WWF has identified 25 critical habitat areas where tigers need protection. Our strategy is to: support anti-poaching campaigns; assist the monitoring and control of illegal trade; work to strengthen the protection of tiger habitat whilst helping to reduce local conflicts between tigers and people; implement training programmes for tiger researchers and protected area managers; raise public awareness of the plight of the tiger.

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