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Allow me to update u about what is going on in this world - about tigers - big cats

WWF, TRAFFIC Experts at Global Tiger Forum Available to Discuss Big Cat Conservation, China Tiger Trade Ban KATHMANDU, Nepal, April 17 /PRNewswire- USNewswire/ -- The world's leading tiger experts and delegates from at least 12 countries are gathering in Nepal this week to discuss the future of the world's endangered wild tigers at the international Tiger Symposium and Global Tiger Forum. WWF and TRAFFIC scientists, policy experts and wildlife trade authorities are available to provide updates and comment on the meetings. Issues being discussed include -- ways to reduce conflict between growing human populations and tigers across Asia -- the need for better regional cooperation to address illegal trade and habitat protection to ensure a future for tigers in the wild -- China's consideration of re-opening tiger trade to benefit several large captive-breeding facilities that want to sell tiger parts and the consequences for tigers in the wild WHAT: International Tiger Symposium (presentations on latest tiger science, threats) April 16-18; Global Tiger Forum, April 18-20 (formal meeting of delegations from tiger range states, other nations and conservation NGOs). WHERE: Kathmandu, Nepal WHO: WWF experts available at the meetings for interview include -- Dr. Sybille Klenzendorf, director of WWF's U.S. Species Program and authority on tigers -- Dr. Susan Lieberman, director of WWF's Global Species Programme and chair of the International Tiger Symposium -- Dr. Bivash Pandav, coordinator of WWF's international tiger programme and authority on Bengal tiger conservation -- Dr. Yuri Darman, head of WWF's Russian Far East branch and authority on Siberian (Amur) tiger conservation TRAFFIC experts available at the meetings for interview include -- Steven Broad, executive director of TRAFFIC, the wildlife trade monitoring network -- Kristin Nowell, author of "Taming the Tiger Trade," TRAFFIC'S March 2007 report on China's tiger trade, and core group member, IUCN Cat Specialist Group Known in the United States as World Wildlife Fund and recognized worldwide by its panda logo, WWF leads international efforts to protect endangered species and their habitats and to conserve the diversity of life on Earth. Now in its fifth decade, WWF, the global conservation organization, works in more than 100 countries around the world. For more information on World Wildlife Fund, visit http://www.worldwildlife.org. For further information: Kathleen Sullivan Tel: +1 202-778-9576 E-mail: kathleen.sullivan@ wwfus.org SOURCE World Wildlife Fund

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