Country Snapshot - China

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Status of National Tiger Action Plan

Available: Yes (draft)

Approval date: 1998

Approval authority: State Forestry Administration, Government of People’s Republic of China

Revision expected: -

Key Tiger-Related Statistics

Estimated number of tigers: 40-50 *
* Estimated number of ADULT tigers, source: 2009 IUCN Red List http://www.iucnredlist.org/details/15955/0

Subspecies: Bengal Tiger, Amur Tiger; Indochinese Tiger; South China Tiger

Number of Tiger Conservation Landscapes (TCLs) identified: 2

Area of TCL: 29,418 km2

Area of TCL under protection: 912 km2

 

Priority Issues and Actions
(from Existing National Tiger Action Plan and/
or Other Sources)

  1. Wildlife protection legislation
  2. Strengthening wildlife crime control
  3. Capacity-building for detection of trafficking
  4. Public awareness programs on tiger trade ban
  5. Establishment of forest connectivity
  6. Controlling land use change
  7. Study of tiger product consumption
  8. Improvement in PA infrastructure and management
  9. Transboundary cooperation with Russia

Key National Stakeholders

Main Government Agencies: State Forestry Administration

Main Non-governmental Groups: World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies, Wildlife Conservation Society, WWF, Conservation International, International Fund for Animal Welfare, TRAFFIC, WildAid

Country Membership

Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES): Yes

Global Tiger Forum: Yes

Opportunities for Early Action

  1. Capacity-building for detection of trafficking
  2. Public awareness programs on tiger trade ban
  3. Establishment of forest connectivity via corridor restoration
  4. Improvement in PA infrastructure
 

Country Snapshot – China



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