Tiger Conservation with Communities and Industries - WWF Conservation Projects (sitios de interés)

Peninsular Malaysia occupies the Southern end of the distribution of the Indochinese tiger (Panthera tigris corbetti) and supports substantial populations of the sub-species. © WWF-Canon / Elizabeth KEMF

For the long-term survival of tigers in Malaysia, human-tiger conflicts need to be reduced, tiger needs must be managed in commercial forestry, spaces must be set as protected forests and poaching must be significantly reduced in the Northern forests.

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