Jungle Rhythms forms a Youth Force to save the TIGERS

Jungle Rhythms is a NGO who are committed to the save the tigers with kids & youths as a tiger protection force. They organized an awareness campaign – ‘Please. Save my TIGERS’ in Pune on Sunday 18th April, 2010. The campaign was aimed to provide a direction to the youths who are willing to join the force. The campaign was attended by many premier school children & youths who expressed their eagerness to save the most magnificent animal of the Indian wilderness. The campaign started with a painting competition where the youths painted various concerns & aspects of the tiger habitat. A slogan competition & extempore was also conducted in which the youths spoke their hearts out in their own way on how relevant tiger conservation is, how to save the forest ecosystem & pledged to spread the awareness like ‘forest wild fire’. A small skit play was also enacted by a small group of kids where they beautifully portrayed the impact of tiger habitat destruction on human-animal conflict. The campaign concluded with a pledge to join hands to spread the conservation message & work for the survival of the tiger.

Jungle Rhythms is a group of ‘like-minded’ people who are committed towards saving the last few tigers left in the Indian wilderness. Softly listening through tiger habitats across Indian jungles, Jungle Rhythms communicate ‘the voices of the jungle’ direct to the people who can protect them. As 1000 tigers are left in the wild, each animal is now precious & special to each of us.

‘Jungle Rhythms appeals to every youth of the country to step out & join hands to spread the conservation message like ‘wild forest fire’ that will awaken all of us. Please let us work for the survival of the most majestic species of the animal kingdom. Let the phantom of our forests live forever. Please. Save my TIGERS’

Please. Save my TIGERS!

Jungle Rhythms is a group of ‘like-minded’ people who are committed towards saving the last few tigers left in the Indian wilderness. Softly listening through tiger habitats across Indian jungles, Jungle Rhythms communicate ‘the voices of the jungle’ direct to the people who can protect them. As 1000 tigers are left in the wild, each animal is now precious & special to each of us. Jungle Rhythms appeals to every youth of the country to step out & join hands to spread the conservation message like ‘wild forest fire’ that will awaken all of us. Please let us work towards the survival of the most majestic species of the animal kingdom. Let the phantom of our forests live forever.

Tigers unite to spread the conservation message

Royal Family of Kakarghat, Kolsa Range- Tadoba Tiger Reserve, Maharashtra- India

Tiger's socialism do occur. Male tigers roam their territories & visit tigress & cubs that they meet during their patrol. They share the same kills & really tolerate sub adults cubs that is evident in this image. Even male sub adult tigers mix well with their fathers, share space in the kills. 'Secret Life of Tigers' by Valmik Thapar also hints at many such incidents in Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve.

This image is a snapshot of an entire drama worth of 90mins duration... shot in a corner of Kolsa, Tadoba Tiger Reserve. The entire family of 6 slept-drank-played-bathed-tried to hunt together. A remarkable footage captured in image & video. Best is that they were not disturbed by other tourists around. They were themselves all through.

This is the same picture that appeared in SANCTUARY ASIA- december 2009 Issue. Meet me also at: http://bagherdaak.blogspot.com/