Waterholes for Tigers and Elephants Too
Permanent wildlife waterholes are essential to prevent future tiger-tiger and human-animal conflict, which arise from increased wild tiger numbers
Permanent wildlife waterholes are essential to prevent future tiger-tiger and human-animal conflict, which arise from increased wild tiger numbers
With the strange monsoon and its impact on the rural community, our anti-poaching patrollers are on high alert as encroachment and poaching increase again.
Our quadrupled patrolling, which enables us to protect an extra 1000 km (624 miles) per month of wild tiger territory, is vital right now.
Right now our focus is on providing permanent water for the wild animals to mitigate the impact of drought and reduce the risk of human-wildlife conflict.
Our patrols have needed to be on high alert throughout the last three years as wild tiger poaching increased across India.
We look forward to a long partnership and will keep you updated with news of how Tiger Chi is helping Tigers4Ever to give wild tigers a wild future
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For some children, our help has arrived too late, they have already reached 14 years old and thus no longer qualify for free state driven education.
Our team in India has been extremely busy since our last report bringing the total number of Tigers4Ever permanent waterholes for wild tigers to eleven.
Tigers4Ever and Typical Tigers Announcement: Today, 10 March 2022, Tigers4Ever and Typical Tigers NFT have formally ended their partnership
Your generosity will help us to make increased patrolling the new standard in 2022, which we think is a fitting tribute for the Year of the Tiger. Thank you
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