Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Continued poaching and illegal trade threaten the survival of wild tigers, driven by high demand and prices for their parts on the black market.
Tigers, once numbering over 100,000, are now estimated at 5,600 due to illegal exploitation.
Organized criminal networks control this trade, making it impossible for any single country to combat alone.
INTERPOL supports global police efforts with investigations, analysis, and training to secure the future of wild tigers.
Continued poaching and illegal trade threaten the survival of wild tigers, driven by high demand and prices for their parts on the black market.
Tigers, once numbering over 100,000, are now estimated at 5,600 due to illegal exploitation.
Organized criminal networks control this trade, making it impossible for any single country to combat alone.
INTERPOL supports global police efforts with investigations, analysis, and training to secure the future of wild tigers.
