How can we in the USA protect the endangered tigers on another continent?

Question

creativity is the key... for the 10 points..

Answer 1

Were already doing it!

Answer 2

orgnisations like wwf already doing this, they collect donations from developed countreis and funds to the area where it is realy needed.

Answer 3

we can't but we can pat our selves on the back and tell each other how pretty the world is.

Answer 4

Mike is correct.  There are already more tigers in captivity in the U.S.A. that are left in the wild, in the whole entire world.

Long and short of it, is we cannot force another country to protect their wildlife.

The only thing that really works to protect wildlife in other countries are good old American tourist dollars.  If they have enough money being pumped into their local economies because tourist are coming and wanting to take pictures of real live WILD tigers, the native people will have a vested interest in perserving them.  

It's sad, but really the only way to save many of these wild animals is to exploit them and make them tourist attractions.  A lot of people would pay good money to ride an elephant into the wild and take pictures of tigers in the wild.

Just don't tell the tourists the tigers can jump all the way to the elephants back, ok?

~Garnet

Homesteading/Farming over 20 years

Answer 5

go to war to solve your problem with their government who`s in charge of their own country

Answer 6

Well, we're kind of already... But we need to take act of our problems first.. We have many...

Answer 7

Stop eating them!

And, to realy help out...  Eat the people who are poaching them.

Answer 8

I don't how creative it is, but since the U.S.A. has more tigers as "pets" and zoo animals than are out in the wild, we have the genetics pools to keep the wild tigers in good condition if they have a place to live.