Source: http://programmes.putin.kremlin.ru/en/tiger/news/24725 In late 2013, two tiger cubs were born at Zov Tigra National Park. The park’s staff learnt the news in early 2014 when they found traces of the babies during a route examination. In all, there are 10 … Продолжить
Primorsky region (Primorye) is situated in the south of the Russian Far East. It borders on Khabarovsky region of Russia in the north, People’s Republic of China and Democratic People’s Republic of Korea in the west and southwest, respectively, and is washed by the Sea of Japan (East Sea) in the east and the south. Primorye takes up 165,900 km2. Продолжить
Zov Tigra National Park (Roar of the Tiger), established in 2008, offers both adventure and nature observation opportunities. The highest mountains of Primorye (Mt. Oblachnaya 6,108 ft and Mt. Snezhnaya 5,524 ft), waterfalls, and crystal clear water give the Park incredible attractiveness. Продолжить
Last week, the Sikhote-Alin State Nature Biosphere Reserve staff had a three-day training session, at which its law enforcement officers were trained in use of the newest technologies in nature protection. Продолжить
With the end of 2010, the Year of the Tiger, a lot of articles about a tiger-human conflict and the death of a young tigress in Primorye appeared in local press. Продолжить
Yesterday Director of the Anyuisky National Park Alexander Samarin contacted Phoenix. Alexander explained why he could not go on with protection of the Park: “There only 1250 rubles (equivalent of $40) left on our bank account, and we are not able to pay for fuels to conduct anti-poaching patrols next month.” Продолжить
Today, January 13, 2010, Yuri Berseniev, director of Zov Tigra (Tiger’s Call) National Park expressed his thanks to all people for their timely help and concern about hoofed animals of the Park. Продолжить
On the forth Sunday of September every year, one of the biggest environmental festivals takes place in Vladivostok - the Tiger Day Festival. Продолжить
On June 09, 2007, Russian government signed a decree on establishment of a national park ‘Udege legend”, the second in the Russian Far East. It covers 88,600 ha of taiga. Продолжить
On the 13th of October, 2001 in Slavyanka village of Khasan district the fifth annual ecological festival “Zov Taigi” (Roar of Taiga) was organised by the Culture department of the Khasan administration and Khasan anti-poaching team of Inspection Tiger. Продолжить
