On September 21, 2013, staff members of the Phoenix Fund took part in the Leopard and Sea Festival that was celebrated in Slavyanka. The holiday devoted to the one of the rarest cats on the planet – the Amur leopard … Продолжить
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Inspection Tiger First Chief’s 70th anniversary
On January 24, one of the oldest nature protectors of Primorye Vladimir
I. Schetinin celebrates his 70th anniversary. Every resident of the
region who is concerned about Amur tiger protection knows Vladimir very
well. Продолжить
Tiger Day-2012
The 13th annual Tiger Day Celebration was held in Vladivostok on September 30, 2012. The weather was beautiful, and the parade was a great success. Over 4,000 brightly colored costumed participants proceeded down Okeansky Avenue, and at the intersection of Okeansky Avenue and Svetlanskaya Street circled the downtown square. Продолжить
Tiger Day-2011 in Vladivostok
In Vladivostok there is a wonderful tradition to celebrate Tiger Day on the fourth Sunday of September. It was Vladimir Troinin who came up with an idea of the holiday, and 12 years ago, thanks to local ecological NGOs and city administration, the idea was brought into life. Продолжить
Phoenix Announces Tiger Day Web-Site Launch
Phoenix announces the official launch of www.tigerday.ru , an online information resource on the Tiger Day in Vladivostok, Russian Far East. Продолжить
Tiger Day-2010
On September 26, Vladivostok central square looked three-colored: orange, white and black, as residents and guests of the City celebrated Tiger Day. Продолжить
Tiger Day-2008 in Vladivostok
Celebration of the Tiger Day is a wonderful tradition in the Russian Far East and especially in Vladivostok. The holiday reminds people about the uniqueness and beauty of the territory they live in. Продолжить
Tiger Day - 2007
On September 23, 2007 Vladivostok celebrated Tiger Day for the 8th time already. Phoenix played the greater role in its establishment. Продолжить
Russia has established a national park to protect Siberian tigers
The Zov tigra (“Tiger’s Call”) National Park is the first protected area of the kind in the Russian Far East. The 200,000-acre park will protect the big cat’s habitat while simultaneously allowing for nature tourism. Продолжить
Tiger Day Festival - 2005
On the 25th of September Vladivostok celebrated the 6th anniversary of Tiger Day. Продолжить
