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 Save Vanishing Species Semipostal StampAbout UsWhat We DoGet InvolvedNews Did you know that there is a simple and concrete way for you to help support the conservation of elephants, rhinos, great apes, tigers, marine turtles, and tortoises and freshwater turtles around the world? By purchasing the Save Vanishing Species Stamp, nicknamed the "Tiger Stamp," Americans have raised more than $7.6 million, supporting more than 150 projects around the world and contributing directly to the conservation of some of the most beloved endangered species on Earth.The Tiger Stamp, featuring an Amur Tiger cub by artist Nancy Stahl, was launched in 2011 and represents the first stamp in the history of the U.S. Postal Service to raise funds for international conservation. To date, more than 67 million Tiger Stamps have been sold. The price of the stamp marginally exceeds the cost of first class postage. A portion of the proceeds of each Tiger Stamp goes directly to conserving endangered species around the world.What We DoOur ServicesTiger stamps can be purchased at the United States Postal Service. Thank you for your support!Our Projects and InitiativesRead **summaries** of some of the projects supported by sales of the Save Vanishing Species Stamp, and visit the U. S. Postal Service to purchase stamps and contribute to conservation efforts to protect elephants, rhinos, tigers, great apes, marine turtles, and freshwater turtles and tortoises around the world!More About What We DoLatest Stories and TopicsStoriesA tiger walks along a dirt road through tall grasses with forest in backgroundWildlife ManagementNepal’s Tigers: A Conservation Success StoryNepal celebrated Global Tiger Day in 2022 with news that its tiger numbers have climbed from 121 tigers in 2009 to 355 tigers in 2022. That makes Nepal the only country so far out of the then-13 tiger nations to achieve a 2010 goal by the range countries to double their numbers by 2022. In fact,...Sep 16, 2022Save Vanishing Species semipostal stamp showing an artistic rendition of an Amur tiger cubGet InvolvedTiger Stamps Are Here to Stay!*A law signed by President Biden on May 16, 2022, ensures that the USPS will continue selling the Tiger Stamp until the last one is sold: Forty million more stamps.May 24, 2022Save Vanishing Species semipostal stamp showing an artistic rendition of an Amur tiger cubTiger Stamp Spotlight: Preventing Rhino PoachingTiger Stamp SpotlightFeb 3, 2022View All News
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