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In 2013, Leonardo DiCaprio’s foundation gave $3 million to Nepal’s tiger conservation effort; the wild population has since risen from 121 to 355

In 2013, Leonardo DiCaprio's foundation gave $3 million to WWF to help double Nepal's tigers. By 2022, there were 355, though many efforts drove the recovery.

In 2013, Leonardo DiCaprio’s foundation gave $3 million to Nepal’s tiger conservation effort; the wild population has since risen from 121 to 355

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