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The wait is over! After a brief hiatus, The Corbett Foundation is back with an all-new blog! Our experiences in the wild, our stand on current environmental happenings, our thoughts, opinions and...
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Indian Tigers become part of JetPrivilege family
One of the biggest threats to biodiversity is the human-wildlife conflict and we have seen how our national animal – the Indian* tiger – is at the losing end of this conflict....
PRESS RELEASE on the TIGER TEMPLE in THAILAND
To Mr. Thanya Netithammakun Director General of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation 61 Phol Yothin Road Ladyao, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900 26 February 2018 Dear Sirs, On behalf of the undersigned organisations, we are writing...
In celebration of our feathered friends – Sparrows
The chirping of sparrows in the morning is always pleasant to hear, and I’m sure you will agree that to see them feed on the grains spread into the verandah is a...
Wetlands or Wastelands?
February 2nd is observed globally as World Wetlands Day. It was in the Iranian city of Ramsar in 1971 that the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance – called the Ramsar Convention...
India: Naturally Ours
India is spread over an area of 3.29 million sq km, which is approximately 2.5% of the earth’s total land area, and encompasses a wide variety of ecosystems harbouring 7% of the...
My days with the elephants
The beginning The tusker was drinking water standing on the right bank of Sigur stream downstream of Vazhaithottam near Cheetal Walk in Nilgiri North Forest Division. It was midday during an early month...