The Sumatran tiger is one of the rarest and most endangered big cats on the planet. With fewer than 600 believed to remain in the wild, protecting Indonesia’s remaining intact forests is essential – not just for tigers, but for countless species that depend on them. For decades, RAN has worked alongside Indigenous communities and local partners to protect those forests, challenging the corporations and financial institutions driving deforestation and helping safeguard some of the last remaining habitat where Sumatran tigers still roam. A tiger can’t survive without a forest. And a forest can’t survive without people willing to defend it. That's why your support matters. |
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