Score For Tigers

The Game Goes Off-Field

This Global Tiger Day

Starting from 29th July 2021, WWF-Malaysia is teaming up with partners to turn Malaysia’s love for football into a love for Harimau Malaya.

Join us to #ScoreForTigers and
kickstart change
one ball at a time

How To #ScoreForTigers

Step 1

Juggle a football on TikTok for as many times as you can. Think you could hit 200?

Step 2

Share using #ScoreForTigers and challenge friends to join in.

Step 3

Top 11 submissions with the most likes win official #ScoreForTigers jerseys. So, remember to be as creative as you can! Challenge ends 30th August.

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Support our tigers.
And look cool doing it.

Few things are as Malaysian as football mania and Harimau Malaya. But while we have no shortage of skilled footballers, our tigers are critically endangered with less than 200 left in the wild. Once we lose them, there is no rematch. But there is hope if we can start playing as a team right now for Harimau Malaya.

The tiger’s role as top predator keeps prey populations in the forest under control. This helps to maintain a healthy ecosystem balance which is essential for clean water, food security and climate change mitigation. In other words, to save Harimau Malaya is to save ourselves.

How WWF-Malaysia Plays Defence For Harimau Malaya

While our anti-poaching teams are patrolling the Belum-Temengor forest, we are also working to establish a sustainable, long-term game plan at the policy and enforcement level. This includes lobbying for more boots on the ground, as well as setting up a National Tiger Task Force and a Wildlife Crime Bureau.