WCS Russia

 

The Russian Far East is home to some of the world’s rarest and unique species, including Amur tigers and leopards, Kamchatka brown bears, and Blakiston’s fish owls.

The Wildlife Conservation Society focuses on these key species as a means to achieve biodiversity conservation and protect critical habitats throughout this region. We use science as a foundation for designing and implementing effective conservation plans.

In the news

September 15, 2021

TIGER DAY CELEBRATION IN TERNEY 2021


Last weekend the annual Tiger Day Celebration came to the streets of Terney, a town in northern Primorye - home of the Sikhote-Alin Biosphere Nature Reserve and WCS Sikhote-Alin Research Center.  According to most participants and organizers, this year’s Tiger Day Celebration was a great success. Despite weather forecasts promising heavy showers, everyone (both participants and organizers) wanted the holiday so badly that nature decided to take pity on us and produced wonderful warm weather.
July 27, 2021

TIME IS RUNNING OUT: SINGAPORE TIGER WEEK 2021

Annual conference brings together experts from around the world to highlight urgent action needed on tiger conservation. Monday 19 July 2021 - The Singapore Wildcat Action Group (SWAG) announced today the programme for Singapore Tiger Week, their annual conference on the state of tiger conservation in the world. Coinciding with International Tiger Day on 29 July, this year’s theme is ‘Time Is
Running Out’ to reflect the urgent need for action.


VLADIMIR_WCons_Aug2011

Author(s): D. Miquelle
Journal: Wildlife Conservation
Year: 2011

TO CATCH A POACHER_ENG

Author(s): Wildlife Conservation Society

MORBILLIVIRUS INFECTION IN WILD SIBERIAN TIGER IN THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST

Author(s): K.S. Quigley, J.F. Evermann, C.W. Leathers, D.L. Armstrong, J.M. Goodrich, N.M. Duncan, D.G. Miquelle
Journal: Journal of Wildlife Diseases
Year: 2010

MONITORING OF AMUR TIGER POPULATION - 2006-2007 REPORT

Author(s): Wildlife Conservation Society

MONITORING OF AMUR TIGER POPULATION - 2008-2009 REPORT

Author(s): Wildlife Conservation Society

MONITORING OF AMUR TIGER POPULATION - 2003-2004 REPORT

Author(s): Wildlife Conservation Society

MONITORING OF AMUR TIGER POPULATION - 2002-2003 REPORT

Author(s): Wildlife Conservation Society

DENNING ECOLOGY OF BROWN AND ASIATIC BLACK BEARS IN THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST

Author(s): Seryodkin, I.V., A.V. Kostyria, J M. Goodrich, D G. Miquelle & E.N. Smirnov

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