From insidenatgeo: Recent conservation numbers estimate roughly 600 Amur tigers (sometimes called Siberian tigers) remain. In a new #WildlifeWatch story, #NatGeoExplorer Allison Skidmore highlights research revealing Amur tigers’ dwindling population is threatened by poachers hunting for their valued body parts. And, as expanding logging roads and illegal deforestation accelerate their loss of habitat, finding and killing these tigers has been getting easier. Read the full article at the link in insidenatgeo’s bio. Wildlife Watch is an investigative reporting project between National Geographic Society and National Geographic Partners focusing on wildlife crime and exploitation. Photo by Emmanuel Rondeau.