FROM YOU TO TIGER RANGERS Where postcards are coming from and where they’re goingOn July 31st, World Ranger Day, the WWF Tigers Alive Initiative launched Cards4Tigers, an action aimed at showing support and appreciation for the forest guards, park wardens and field enforcement officers who work tirelessly under harsh conditions on the frontlines of conservation to keep tigers safe. Since then at least 36,590 postcards and e-cards have been mailed from all over the world to rangers in Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Nepal. From the information we’ve collected, here is a snapshot of who’s been sending postcards where and to whom.

2012TAI

...to rangers in many areas.

...from all over the world...

Sent a few (less than 10)

Sent several (up to 30)

Sent many (over 30)

19%

17%

13% 8%

8%

6%

6%

6%

5%

5% 4% 3% Rimbang Baling National Park

Royal Belum State Park

Mondulkiri Protected Forest

Sundarbans Tiger Reserve

Parks in Heilong Province, China

Pakke Tiger Reserve

Khlong Lan National Park

Chitwan National Park

Bardia National Park

Kanha Tiger Reserve

Dudhwa Tiger Reserve

Mae Wong National Park

Top 5 rangers receiving the most postcards

Iylia AinuddinRoyal Belum National

Park, Malaysia

#1 #2 #5#4#3

Uttam BiswasSundarbans Tiger

Reserve, India

Asif Hussain QureshiKanha Tiger Reserve,

India

19%

17%

13% 8%

8%

6%

6%

6%

5%

5% 4% 3% Rimbang Baling National Park

Royal Belum State Park

Mondulkiri Protected Forest

Sundarbans Tiger Reserve

Parks in Heilong Province, China

Pakke Tiger Reserve

Khlong Lan National Park

Chitwan National Park

Bardia National Park

Kanha Tiger Reserve

Dudhwa Tiger Reserve

Mae Wong National Park

36,590 postcards have been sent...

Rangers of Rimbang Baling Wildlife

Reserve, Indonesia

Strike ForcePakke Tiger Reserve,

India