ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 9月12日 06時24分

Photo by @stevewinterphoto | Over the course of a century, tiger numbers have plummeted from about 100,000 to perhaps 3,800 today. They face a litany of threats, from poaching and the illegal wildlife trade to the pillage of their remaining habitat, conflict with people and disappearing prey. I hope these images inspire people to act. Together, we can insure the long-term survival of one of the planet’s most iconic animals— the largest and most endangered of the world’s big cats.
30 of the world’s best photographers speaking eloquently via their cameras in stunning pictures that bring global attention to the biggest cat of them all - The TIGER!!! The World’s largest photographic exhibition of Tiger images from the world’s leading photographers - “Eye of the Tiger" is at the Royal Albert Hall - and runs from Sept. 18th to October 14th
Please go see this incredible show of the best of the best - from Michael “NIck” Nichols, Mike Birkhead, Chris Brunskill, Aditya “Dicky” Singh, Andy Rouse, Theo Allofs, Steve Bloom,
Suzi Eszterhas, E. A. Kuttapan, Steve Winter, Toshiji Fukuda, Theo Webb, Bjorn Persson and others.

@savewildtigers @natgeocreative @stevewinterphoto

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