Education Helps to Save Wild Tigers – New Challenges and Opportunities Schooling with a Difference In the last four months, families all over the world have faced new challenges due to COVID19, Lockdown measures, home-schooling, etc. The list seems potentially endless. In rural India these challenges have had a devastating impact too: just imagine for one…
Anti-Poaching Patrol Project update Report July 2020 Tiger cubs in Tigers4Ever Waterhole Your donations have helped us accomplish an outstanding record of conservation. It’s been over 5 years since the last retaliatory poisoning of a tiger in Bandhavgarh, and more than 44 months since we last lost a tiger to a poaching incident. We’re extremely grateful for your…
Affectionate moment between a Tigress & her cub This is possibly one of the hardest project update reports which I have had to write. Three months ago we were filled with optimism that we could raise sufficient funds to complete another major waterhole for wild tigers before the drought season took its toll and before…
Protect India’s wild tigers from the dangers exacerbated by COVID-19The onset of coronavirus has transformed life as we know it, intensifying pre-existing problems, and triggering a tidal wave of new challenges. Uncertainty has taken root in all of our lives, seeping into jobs, livelihoods and aspirations. It’s difficult to predict what the future holds, but…
A Young Male Tiger in Bandhavgarh Firstly, can I start by thanking you all for your continued amazing support for the wild tigers and our work since our December 2019 project report. I am delighted to say that because of your help our patrollers have managed to keep Bandhavgarh’s wild tigers safe for another 2.5…
Wow, it’s February already! It doesn’t seem five minutes since Christmas and New Year but if we’ve learnt one thing over the last ten years, it is that every day brings a new challenge in wild tiger conservation; and because of this time really does fly by. I can’t start this project report, without thanking…
Mist and fog make it difficult to see wildlife Happy New Year to you all, I hope that it has started well and that you’re sticking to your new year’s resolutions, if you made them? January is always a time when we set out all the things that we’d like to happen in the coming…
Children gather round for education packs Happy New Year to all our supporters, we’re certainly hoping that 2020 will be a great year for wild tiger conservation, with your help. In our October project report, we reminded you how some amazing help from our supporters had enabled us to help 180 children living with wild…
By Dr. Corinne Taylor-Smith – Project Leader Tigers like to sit in waterholes in the dry season Winter Challenges Thank you for your continued amazing support for our projects to give wild tigers a wild future. Without you, more than 90% of what we achieve would be impossible. For our supporters in the USA who…
