text: This biodiversity hotspot safeguards vulnerable, endangered and critically endangered species, enhances local livelihoods, and contributes to Pahang’s economy through tourism and green finance.
  We are having our Second Pahang Tiger Summit on the 7th of August 2024, under the Patronage of His Royal Highness The Crown Prince Of Pahang, to unite policymakers, experts and practitioners in a collaborative effort to advance the conservation of the Malayan Tiger.
  The Al-Sultan Abdullah Royal Tiger Reserve in the heart of Pahang constitutes the most important stronghold in Malaysia for the Malayan tigers, and is critical to conserving a viable population of the Malayan tigers in their natural habitat.
  The Tiger Reserve covers some 1,340 square kilometres, comprising the Gunung Aais and Tekai-Tembeling forest reserves. The first of its kind in Malaysia and South East Asia, and one of the last pristine tracts of rainforest in Malaysia, it provides a secure habitat and landscape connectivity to support the natural recovery of the critically endangered Malayan tiger population and other endangered species, including the Asian elephant, Malayan tapir, Asian dhole, White-handed gibbon, Pig-tailed macaque and Dusky leaf monkey.
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