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Global Wild Tiger Population Increases, But Still a Long Way to Go
The number of wild tigers has been revised to 3,890, based on the best available data, said WWF and the Global Tiger Forum (GTF) ahead of a major tiger conservation meeting tomorrow in New Delhi to be opened by India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Tigers declared extinct in Cambodia
“It’s [the tiger] been hunted to extinction because of weak law enforcement and the government is now reacting,” said Suwanna Gauntlett, of the Wildlife Alliance.
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India has to choose between saving its tigers or becoming one of the largest diamond producers
A proposed diamond mining project, spread over 971 hectares of forest land, awaits the final nod of the Indian government.
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10-Years-Old Tigress-T-35 Found Dead In Sultanpur Area-Kota.
The tigress named T-35 found dead near a blue bull killed in village khwada abt 50 kms form district head quarters kota in mysterious condition on Wednesday.
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Success! Over 100 travel companies worldwide commit to stop elephant rides and shows
In order to end the cruel abuse of elephants in the tourist entertainment industry we have secured the help of major tour operators.
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South Africa bans leopard hunts due to uncertainty on numbers
Leopard is one of five game most desired by hunters, along with lion, rhino, buffalo and elephant. But given their secretive and nocturnal nature, the big cats are not easy to count.
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One more tiny cub spotted in Ranthambhore
Nature guide, Arvind Meena and famous blog writer, Tigerwalah, Anurag Sharma spotted T-60 with her three cubs. It is the first time that they reported that one more new tiny cub of T-60..
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The most famous tigress in India fights for her life in a violent dance with a younger, bigger male
The popular tiger was given a 'lifetime achievement award' last year by pressure group Travel Operators for Tigers after it was estimated she had earned $10 million a year for the last ten years by attracting tourists to India.
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An open letter from nature guides to police and forest department
Is there anyone who can guaranty a tiger in wild with money?
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Anti corruption bureau raids Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve
Jaipur: In the first-ever raid at Ranthambore National Park, the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) on Sunday investigated alleged flouting of norms when tourists are taken on tiger safari in the reserve area.
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Three tiny tiger cubs spotted in Ranthambhore !
Ranthambhore: In heartening news for wild life lovers, three new tiny cubs have been recently sighted in Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve..!!!!
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A wild board feeding spotted dear
A wild boar feeding spotted dear at Kundal area in zone no. 6. A litter bird told me that dead Spotted dear was killed by 4 or 5 street dogs. When wild boar reached at spotted dear kill, the all street dogs ran away.
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Dancing Peacock
A peacock is dancing at Ranthambhore Tiger reserve. It was amazing to see a peacock in dancing mode. Hope you would like it.
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One member of Iconic Family Of Ranthambhore
Iconic Family- Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve.It is a female cub of T-19. She is daughter of Krishna who is wonder here and there at her mother territory.
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Tigers roar back, numbers show steady rise
The total number of tigers in 2014 could be somewhere between 1,720 and 1,800 as compared to 1,706 four years ago, said top government sources quoting figures from a year-long survey…..
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Madhya Pradesh tigress sets record of giving birth to 22 cubs
With four cubs in its sixth litter, Collarwali - the tigress fondly called to by visitors to Pench Tiger Reserve because of her radio collar - has apparently set a record of giving birth to highest number of cubs in wild in Madhya Pradesh.
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Husn-Ara (T-30), tigress passed away silently
She was a great mother. She produced four litters with nine cubs which is the highest number in Ranthambhore history.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR-2016
Dear New Year Please let me, my family, my colleagues, my clients and my friends be just happy in this time
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Merry Christmas
Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can't help them, at least don't hurt them. Dalai Lama
