Gypsy Tiger

10/08/2020

Let's celebrate World Lion Day with these lovely memories of the king of the Jungle. Their aura is enough to get you awestruck and sometimes you may forget to click the record button of your camera :)
This day aims to raise awareness about these powerful and majestic big cats who are fighting a battle of survival..Habitat loss, illegal wildlife trade are some of the reason that have reduced their population to just around 20,000 of them in Africa and over 500 Asiatic lions live in India...

29/07/2020

We have been lucky to follow and track Tigers in the wild for over 15 years...Here's a throwback to our time with these majestic big cats of India in all their glory... as they survey, stalk and share a loving moment with cubs and much more heart💓

Also, there is some good news: India is now home to 70% of the total Tigers in the wild...It's a great achievement for a country that has seen the Tiger population nearly double in 10 years since the launch of project Tiger and the various conservation efforts. This day is celebrated to spread awareness about the need to protect this endangered species who have lost 90% of their natural habitat with only around 5000 of them left in the wild.

16/07/2020

We are missing the catwalks of our forests. This was back in 2018 when we came across tigress Spotty's two daughters. The afternoon sun was getting too much to bear and while we were deciding to take a quick snooze, this beautuful sub-adult cub decided to cat walk around us 💓

05/06/2020

Good news during the lockdown: While people are in their houses, they are getting beautiful visitors in their gardens. Nupur Bhargava's guest was this LEOPARD who came and rested in their garden in Mehragaon, Sattal.

Video shot by Suresh

26/05/2020

And it was a lovely wilderness week ❤️

21/05/2020

Forest Mirror: This was one of our trips to Bandhavgarh National Park when we came across two cubs engrossed in a play fight and for a second it felt like a reflection in the mirror 🐅

18/05/2020

Let's bring the wilderness home!!!

Last Wilderness Foundation is proud to be associated with the Wilderness Weekend, hosted by Teepee Culture Wilderness LIVE in association with Aniket Gupta (Aaranyachar) to bring into your homes, the coming together of great conservation sessions from across diverse landscapes.
The diversity of speakers and the cause will make it worth logging in!
Also, this is a 'Pay as you Wish' event and 100% of your contributions go towards supporting the livelihoods of forest communities via the Last Wilderness Foundation. The event is supported by Nature Works Journeys Explore the Road Less Taken & One Earth.
To register and donate please log on to Townscript at:
https://www.townscript.com/e/wilderness-weekend-410421?fbclid=IwAR1vGEzNNGPJRegiBilnEeZhyjo9bmpB67Cq_o9Fk2d1P-RK8AlDAH1vq1M

28/04/2020

Lockdown can be tough but don't forget to smile 😀

22/04/2020

Happy Earth Day

Let's work towards preserving this world which is home to them as much as it is to us.

18/04/2020

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15/04/2020

Hey, how many times have I told you to maintain ?

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