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The workshop comprises interactive sessions and field trips and will cover topics like anti-poaching operations, poacher reform projects and conservation models.
Applications Invited for Tiger Watch Conservation Leadership Program 2013 Read More
Filmed and Directed by S. Nallamuthu for the BBC, the film takes the viewer deep into the jungles of Sariska.
Invitation to the Exclusive Screening of “Tiger Dynasty” Read More
India is a land of rich biodiversity; with various cultures and traditions, which have worked in nurturing and preserving its natural wealth. However due to population explosion and its ever …
Registration Open for Conservation Leadership Course by Tiger Watch Read More
Leading environmental and birding groups in Delhi invite all of you to join us for the BIG BIRD DAY 2011. On this day, different teams comprising birding enthusiasts will cover different parts of the Delhi city and around (and even other parts of the country), to inventorize a list of sighted birds.
Invite to Enumerate Our Feathered Friends: Big Bird Day 2011 Read More
With a total of 11 years of experience in ground level conservation, anti-poaching, and rehabilitation work, Tiger Watch – a Non-Governmental Organisation working out of Sawai Madhopur – on the outskirts of the Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan – has put together its experience and knowledge – invaluable for those making a sincere and serious effort towards conservation.
Leadership Course on Conservation (2010) in Ranthambore Read More
Thank you for reading your blogs so carefully and with so much interest. It is what makes them available. But not every action everywhere are good. The context determines it. …
It is all about Money! Read More
A Moghiya Tribal outside his house on the outskirts of the Ranthambore National Park, one of the first “poacher” to be rehabilitated by Tiger Watch Continuing with the spirit of …
From Tiger Hunters to Poachers: The Epic Journey of the Moghiyas of Ranthambore Read More
What does it take to save the tiger? Tiger – India’s National animal and a flagship-umbrella species which facilitates the conservation of a large number of other species and that of our forests …
Tiger Tiger…Dimming Out Read More
With a total of 10 years of experience in ground level conservation, anti-poaching, and rehabilitation work, Tiger Watch – a Non-Governmental Organisation working out of Sawai Madhopur – on the outskirts of the Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan – has put together its experience and knowledge – invaluable for those making a sincere and serious effort towards conservation.
Leadership Course on Conservation in Ranthambore Read More