WildTiger is a private sector research and project development organization
dedicated to the protection of wildlife, habitat and the philosophy of community
conservation.
dedicated to the protection of wildlife, habitat and the philosophy of community
conservation.
WildTiger News & Information
© WildTiger - a division of KD2011
ABN: 11070503571278
ABN: 11070503571278
| The Om Prasad Legacy A voluntary project and you can be involved. Om Prasad Jaisi was an inspirational conservationist in western Nepal. WildTiger is helping to continue his work, for the good of the tiger, wildlife, habitat and people in western Nepal The Om Prasad Legacy is also at Facebook For main page CLICK HERE The T3 Concept Trekking to Protect the Tiger, Wildlife, Habitat,People... The T3 Concept (The Trekking Tiger) commenced on 10 March 2012 with a long distance solo trek on the Sydney coastline. This trek was undertaken to support the BAN TIGER TRADE petition run by TigerTime More on the T3 concept- and how YOU can trek to protect the Tiger, Wildlife, Habitat, People HERE |
From 1 Jan 2012 WildTiger brings a comprehensive no nonsense news feed in issues regarding the wild tiger,
wildlife, habitat and social issues influencing and influenced by these factors. Up to date Illegal wildlife
trade and other ecocide stories are posted mainly using the Twitter platform as well our own featured news,
articles and video. This public feed is separate from our private client research program and while we will
do our best to ensure source credibility we take no responsibility for information from external feeds.
wildlife, habitat and social issues influencing and influenced by these factors. Up to date Illegal wildlife
trade and other ecocide stories are posted mainly using the Twitter platform as well our own featured news,
articles and video. This public feed is separate from our private client research program and while we will
do our best to ensure source credibility we take no responsibility for information from external feeds.
| The Great Cats of Asia The Great Cats of Asia are extremely important environmental and conservation measuring sticks. You can find updates and information here. |
We urge you to listen to this 28
minute interview with pioneering
Big Cat conservationist Alan
Rabinowitz CLICK HERE
We really recommend you read
"The Tiger"
by John Vaillant
This award winning book is more than just a
compelling account of a true story, it is also a
superbly written examination of the relationship
between humans and wildlife. CLICK HERE for
video description and more.
Short positive interview with Ullas
Karanth
Senior Tiger Conservationist with WCS
CLICK HERE for 2m37s video
minute interview with pioneering
Big Cat conservationist Alan
Rabinowitz CLICK HERE
We really recommend you read
"The Tiger"
by John Vaillant
This award winning book is more than just a
compelling account of a true story, it is also a
superbly written examination of the relationship
between humans and wildlife. CLICK HERE for
video description and more.
Short positive interview with Ullas
Karanth
Senior Tiger Conservationist with WCS
CLICK HERE for 2m37s video
© WildTiger - a division of KD2011
ABN: 11070503571278
ABN: 11070503571278
| JaiBagh ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE is an ENVIRONMENTAL CRIME. This activity is decimating wildlife populations globally. This affects us all, our planet our home. JaiBagh is a groundswell commencing 21 May 2012. The primary aim is make sure that buyers, dealers and poachers are held accountable for their actions as a serious environmental crime. Current policies are not working. UNITE, STAY STRONG, TAKE ACTION. More information soon and visit the JaiBagh Facebook page for now |
16/05/12 A quick word of thanks from Team WildTiger for all the support so far at our various platforms. Our
news section goes into full swing on 1 July and we'll have updates on our other projects in the meantime.
news section goes into full swing on 1 July and we'll have updates on our other projects in the meantime.
| Featured News 26/05/12 19 arrested in connection to "payment to poach" 25 tigers 22/05/12 INDIA: The Maharashtra government has taken a significant step against Tiger poaching by declaring that action taken by forest authorities against those caught while hunting down tigers will not be considered a crime, REPORT HERE More on the Maharashtra decision: "Poach the poachers" policy seen as extreme but necessary Mat McDermott opinion; was it really illegal to kill tigers ... ? BBC Article The Guardian Article You can comment here at the Jack Kinross blog We have an upcoming feature on the Maharashtra decision - to be published soon. |