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WWF’s TX2: Help Double the Number of Tigers!
Image Source: Combined images from TX2.my.
Coinciding with the Chinese Year of the Tiger, WWF has launched a new program to help save the Tigers. TX2 calls on the aid of you—people around the globe—to help the tiger. On their website, you will find information and images of tigers, news updates on their situation, and more. You can share your view, make a donation, make a pledge, send an e-card, find out about upcoming events, or simply join the site and show your continuous support.
Head over to the site now to learn more about TX2 and help save the Tigers!
By Heidi Marshall
Tags: double tiger population, endangered species, program, save the tigers, tigers, TX2, WWF
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