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Useful links to Save India's Tigers

Key X = web links which are currently supporting us and our cause.

1.Environmental investigation agency (X). EIA was established in 1984 to investigate, expose and campaign against the illegal trade in wildlife and the destruction of our natural environment. This is a great site where you can take action writing letters/sending emails to VIPs, and participate with many on going tiger campaigns. Go to www.eia-international.org Tel: 0207 354 7960 email: ukinfo@eia-international.org

2.Project tiger - The main organisation which pioneered the Indian tiger reserves.
For detailed info on reserves and the best ways to help go to www.projecttiger.nic.in or email: rajeshgopal@vsnl.net director of project tiger. You can alternatively email DIRPT-R@HUB.NIC.IN

ON PROJECT TIGER YOU CAN VIEW THE NEW TIGER TASK FORCE REPORT CALLED 'JOINING THE DOTS'.


3. PLEASE SUPPORT THIS UK BASED ORGANISATION WHICH NEED HELP ON THEIR INDIAN TIGER PROJECTS.CONTACT PHIL DAVIS AT WWW.TIGERAWARENESS.CO.UK - BE SURE TO ORDER A TIGER MERCHANDISE ON THE MERCHANDISE PAGE AT THIS LINK AS THE MONEY GOES DIRECTLY TO PROMOTING INDIAN TIGER CONSERVATION

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4.www.Indianwildlifeportal.com – This link has plenty of background on P.t.tigris info and many ways to help.

5.Discovery initiatives (X):This tour operator has many wild tiger safaris from UK including study tours involving P.t.tigris on the Indian wildlife reserves. Please go to www.discoveryinitiatives.com Telephone: 01285 643333 or email: enquiry@discoveryinitiatives.com. Their goal simply is to give us a privileged insight and exceptional wildlife encounters in the natural world. Associated with TOFT

6.Cat specialist group in association with IUCN: (X) go to www.catsg.org

7.David shepherd Wild life organisation: This wildlife organisation helps in many ways to help, donate and sponsor P.t.tigris Go to www.davidshepherd.org Telephone: 01483 272323

8.www.cuisinecuisine.com

9. www.wii.gov.in Wildlife Institute of India in its endeavours Wii has had the benefit of international and bilateral collaborations for institutional building, faculty development, infusion of modern technology and scientific infrastructure. These collaborations are worked with wildlife organisations, scientific institutions and universities at the national as well as international levels. Wii was accorded autonomy in april 1986, which furthered its pace of growth with many countries in south and south-east asia region regularly sending their personnel to its training programmes, Wii is already considered an important regional centre for training and education in wild life management and conservation. X

10.Travel operators for tigers has working partnership with GTP(Global Tiger Patrol) and association with Discovery inititaives.There desire is that all those involved in 'Tiger tourism', including tour operators, accomodation providres, local services, park management and of course visitors will join together to halt the desire of the tiger. This tour operator directly helps tigers on the indian tiger reserves. X
Go to www.toftiger.org

11. www.wildlifeindia.co.uk Wildlife India Ukis a fairly new company and is the Uk division of Indian Nature Tours or INT, India. The founder Manoj Sharma plays a very important role to our company, we thank him and his team for their ongoing support to save india's tigers. The organisation is an Eco-Tourism company, with a dedicated team comprising experts from different fields as varied as photography to conservation.Their team leaders are qualified experts in their own field be it botany, zoology, tourism, architecture, herpetology, bio -diversity conservation, angling, photography, or birding. TEL:DELHI 91 11 26963074, 26521768 OR MOBILE:91 9810026819 or email:info@wildlifeindia.co.uk x

12. www.zooreach.org: For statistics on Indian tigers.

13.www.wwf.org.uk: This organisation aims to protect, conserve endangered species, and it addresses global threats to the planet,by seeking sustainable solutions for the benefit of people and nature.WWF funds many indian tiger conservation projects as well as supporting the tiger reserves in india and needs your support.On this link it is possible for you to adopt a bengal tiger in India.
TEL:01403 426444 or email: info@wwf.org.uk.uk X

14.www.kidsfortigers.org

15.www.5tigers.org Visit here for up to date news and reports on India's tigers.We would like to encourage you to support 'The save the tiger fund' , please donate towards their worthy tiger conservation projects throughout India. Please support the new CATT campaign which'Campaign Against Tiger Trafficking' read all about progress being made to stop tiger trafficking in Asia. Look out for the CATT alerts'

16.www.lairweb.org.nz/tiger/: Bengal tiger background information

17.www.mnh.si.edu/: Smithsonian institute of Washington DC, primarily help Indian tigers at the royal Chitwan park.

18.www.white-tigers.org : Visit here for background information on white tigers.

19.www.wcs.org- It's possible here to adopt a P.t.tigris in central India.

20.www.vedamsbooks.com/tigerbks.htm - Background reading on Indian tigers.

21.www.nfwf.org/programs/stf.htm - Save the tiger fund (helps many P.t.tigris projects).

22.www.21stcenturytiger.org - 21st century tiger Tel: 0207 449 6444

23.www.nhpa.co.uk-Great for Bengal tiger images.

24. WWW.SAVINGWILDTIGERS.ORG/SAVINGWILDTIGERS/OURPROJ.HTML - Here it is possible to volunteer your time, donate, adopt (through the wcs link), and see many ongoing projects associated with P.t.tigris.

25. www.wwfindia.org

26. www.wildlifeofindia.com

27. www.bengaltigers.com - For free pictures of Bengal tigers.

28. www.bengal-tigers.org

29. www.tigerfdn.com

30.WILD AID-THE NEW FACE OF ENVIRONMENTALISM-Wild Aid's driving goal is simple and specific-to decimate the illegal wildlife trade within our lifetimes, allowing threatened species to recover to safe levels www.wildaid.org X

39. The Cat Haven promotes the conservation and preservation of wildcats in their native habitat by educating visitors and publicizing the work of a sister non-profit organisation, Project Survival Cat Conservation Group.Project Survival maintains an educational room at the facility for youth programs and an outreach program.The Cat Haven is designed as 'base camp' for Project Survival in the belief that preserving wild cats in their native habitat is the principle justification, for maintaining them in captivity.Project Survival is engaged in fundraising, including the creation of endowments, to support wildlife specialists and educators working in range countries. Sierra Endangered Cat Haven WWW.CATHAVEN.COM USA 001 5593383216 X'

40. WWW.CORPORATEWATCH.ORG A small independent not -for-profit research and publishing group which undertakes research on the social and environmental impact of large corporations, particularly multinationals.They aim to expose the mechanisms by which corporations function and the detrimental effects they have on society and the environment as an inevitable result of their current legal structure.TEL O1865 791 391 email:mail@corporatewatch.org x

41. WWW.BRITISHBIGCATS.ORG TEL:Founder/Media relations Danny Bamping on 01752 664544 or email danny@bigcats.tv x

42. WWW.IUCN.ORG/THEMES/SSC- The SSC or Species Survival Commission of IUCN-The World conservation Union is the World's greatest source of information about species and their conservation needs.TEL;01223 277966 or Caroline.Pollock@ssc-uk.org x

43. WWW.TRAFFIC.ORG- Traffic, the wildlife trade monitoring network, works to ensure that trade in wild plants and animals is not a threat to the conservation of nature. Tel:01223 277427 or email:traffic@trafficint.org

44. WWW.CATSURVIVALTRUST.ORG -This trst concentrates on conserving the entire habitat where cats live.This is not only cost-effective but involves the conservation of all plants, animals and fungi that make up the eco-system on which cats depend. We thank Terry Moore and his team for their Support Tel: 01438 716873 email:cattrust@aol.com x

45. WWW.WILDLIFETRUSTOFINDIA.ORG -Is anon-profit conservation organisation committed to urgent action that prevents destruction of India's wildlife. Tel:91(011)26326025/6 or info@wildlifetrustofindia.org

46. WWW.CHRISBRUNSKILL.CO.UK - Chris Brunskill is 26 years old and has been photographing, wildlife since 1996. Specialising in the wild tigers that roam Ranthambhore National park in India, his images have been published worldwide in books, newspapers, magazines and a variety of other media.His interest in photography began at the age of 18 whilst travelling through East Africa. X

47. www.indiantiger.org

The majority of tour operators mentioned here, do contribute directly towards the tigers on the Indian wildlife reserves.

48. www.natureobservers.com/snowtiger/index.htm - for detailed info on white bengal tigers.cheers.

49. www.toftigers.org

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50. Global Tiger Patrol have a working partnership with travel operators for tigers.Founded in 1989, Global tiger Patrol(GTP) is a conservation agency prioritising protection of the tiger in the field.If the wild tiger became extinct.most experts agree that it is extremely doubtful whether it could ever be reintroduced. The tiger the pre-eminent symbol of the wild, would be gone forever,a dn with it , asia's wilderness. GTP concentrates its work in India, as the subcontinent is home to about 55% of the world's remaining wild tigers. x. Go to WWW.GLOBALTIGERPATROL.ORG Tel: 01376 520 320 email: ADMIN@GLOBALTIGERPATROL.ORG 51. www.merinews.com - this power to the people website has many upto date reports on the situation of indias tigers, they can be found mainly on page 2 called Nation. 52. www.animalexpressions.co.uk - X 53. www.greenpeace.org.uk/ - X I hope these sites have been useful, please give your views and comments by contacting us - thank you. Finally if you are interested in joining our fight to save the Indian tiger - we welcome sponsorships, business partnerships, funding and updated statistics on Indian tigers all the time - so please don’t hesitate to contact us by email. www.cza.nic.in 'Thank you to the Central Zoo Authority (CZA) of India for supporting our cause.

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