These projects are funded and facilitated by WildTiger and are separate from our research program.
You can help here.
Project Wild Vision
The use of camera traps is now a recognized method of aid in wildlife conservation. The technology is
playing a major role in the monitoring of species as well as anti poaching applications.
WildTiger provides equipment and training and in conjunction with conservation authorities in the Tiger
Corridor which helps to raise community awareness and provide education as well as the principle aim of
protecting wildlife. We will bring you full updates regarding Project Wild Vision, the Om Prasad Legacy
and Project Trade Stop in Monsoon 2012.
In the meantime enjoy the dramatic last few minutes of "Lost Land of the Tiger" below as it really brings
home the benefits of camera trapping. We'll have more information on the Himalayan tiger corridor soon.
You can help here.
Project Wild Vision
The use of camera traps is now a recognized method of aid in wildlife conservation. The technology is
playing a major role in the monitoring of species as well as anti poaching applications.
WildTiger provides equipment and training and in conjunction with conservation authorities in the Tiger
Corridor which helps to raise community awareness and provide education as well as the principle aim of
protecting wildlife. We will bring you full updates regarding Project Wild Vision, the Om Prasad Legacy
and Project Trade Stop in Monsoon 2012.
In the meantime enjoy the dramatic last few minutes of "Lost Land of the Tiger" below as it really brings
home the benefits of camera trapping. We'll have more information on the Himalayan tiger corridor soon.