
Tiger Challenge

Together with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) we launched a new interactive project to support the Amur tiger.
Objective
There are only 450 Amur tigers left in the world. Our goal is to draw audience’s attention to this problem and involve it in WWF’s work done for conservation of the species.
Insight
What do we know about tigers? They run a lot! We decided to play on the global trend of running. With the help of our project, everyone can challenge the wildlife taking part in the running competition with real tigers.
Idea
We have fixed a gps tag on one of Amur tigers from the Far East that allows us to track its location. An adult tiger can run up to 80 km per day, about 20 km on average.
Anyone can try to fight with the new competitor. All you have to do is register on the run4tiger.com website and start acting.
Those who lose the competition “owe” the tiger 100 rubles. It is up to the participant whether to donate the money to the fund or not.
Result
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0$
Spent on media -
500 000 $
PR Value -
95
Mentions in global media -
200 000
Unique visitors
Awards (16)
Publications
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WWF invites to "catch up" the Amur tiger using the running app
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Running enthusiasts can "compete" with the Amur tiger
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New App Has Joggers Running for Their Life Against Russian Amur Tiger
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WWF: The Tiger Running Challenge
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How WWF's 'Race a Tiger' website was made
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REN JIJ MEER DAN EEN TIJGER?
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Hungry Boys wants you to race a tiger
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