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2007 - a completely new exciting programme of activities and protection and we need you to help us continue to make it the most successful Tiger Protection Programme as it has been for the past 10 years, With the most experienced Tiger Protection and Education team in Indonesia.
”Together…! Save the Sumatran Tiger” |
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Sumatran Tigers need your help!
Please help us in our fight to save the last of the
Sumatran Tigers. Every penny you donate goes towards directly to active conservation, The Sumatran
Tiger Trust does not spend any of your money on administration costs. These are
all borne by South Lakes Wild Animal Park. Every Penny Counts!
£15,000 - pays for 1 anti-poaching team for a year. £1,460 - pays for 1 Sumatran Park Ranger for a year. £250.00 - pays for the whole project to run for a day. £38.00 - pays for 1 anti-poaching team for a day. £4.00 - pays 1 Sumatran park ranger for a day. 1. Donate NowClick the button to make a donation online now!
2. Set up a standing orderAnother way to help long term
is to set up a standing order to contribute on a regular basis. 3. Adopt a Wild TigerFor a minimum donation of just £20.
Click here
to see the wild Tigers available for adoption. 4. Name a Wild TigerFor a donation of £250. Click here to see the wild Tigers available to name. 5. Visit our shopClick to view the range of items available, ideal as gifts or for yourself. South Lakes Wild Animal Park pays all costs of stock and postage so every penny you donate goes to saving Sumatran Tigers in the wild. 6. TeachersIdeal for a class project. Put your students in the driving seat to conserve. Contact us and we can help put together a pack containing help with resources & fundraising ideas. 7. Take a collection boxDo you come into contact with lots of people? Help us now! 8. Recycle your printer cartridgesWe can turn empty used printer cartridges into much needed money for Sumatran tigers. Click here - it will not cost you a penny! 9. Spread the word! Tell your family and
friends about The Sumatran Tiger Trust. Every penny
of any donations you make goes directly to the tiger projects we are supporting
and helps us secure | 20 August 2007 World's first for tiger conservation Translocated conflict tiger fitted with GPS collar - FIRST! MORE 18.07.07 2 Tigers caught by new cameras in wknp .. just 2 days after installing new cameras (supplied by STT) in Way Kambas 2 new tigers have been captured on film.... MORE 06.06.07 New tiger photos just in captured on remote camera MORE
06.06.07 Second school opens - funded by STT MORE 01.06.07 Motorbikes funded by STT in use in the field MORE 23.05.07 Annual Report Way Kambas NP...MORE 08.05.07 Teams receive New essential equipment-motorbikes funded by STT Pics 08.05.07... workshop for the local communities... MORE 30.04.07 Annual report Bukit Tigapuluh NP Revealing the Mystery of Bukit Tigapuluh NP MORE Senepis- Latest 16/4/07 Government create corridor to Dumai causing major problems in Senepis...MORE 7/4/07 Protecting the tiger faced mushroom - rare rafflesia monitoring... MORE A Week On Patrol In Bukit Duabelas National Park... More Senepis
- Latest news including: Poacher
caught
and animals released back to the wild MORE New wild tigers caught on remote cameras to name..MORE Nov 2006 Drought Crisis in Way Kambas NP more Datai village - Latest news and pics... including first ever letter from village child taught to read and write by the teacher funded by STT...More Senepis Tiger Conservation Area – 106,000 hectares approved by Minister of Forestry more View world exclusive pictures of a wild Flat Headed Cat - click here Go on a virtual anti-poaching patrol with rangers in Sumatra - click here |
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The Sumatran Tiger Trust
