Showing posts with label tigers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tigers. Show all posts

Sunday, 5 July 2020

INDIA: Tiger still in search of home

Forest department officials, who have named the three-year-old tiger A2, say that the big cat is lurking in the tiger corridor between Kumrambheem ...

INDIA: Farmer killed in suspected tiger attack at Brahmapuri forest division

Uikey is the 19th victim of big cat attacks in Chandrapur district this year. So far, Vidarbha has seen 26 deaths in big cat attacks, one of them by a ...

Saturday, 25 January 2014

NEWSLINK: Tigers and Elephant Survive Circus Wagon Fire | Big Cat Rescue

Tigers and Elephant Survive Circus Wagon Fire | Big Cat Rescue
Animal protection officials helped get the two big cats into cages, while the elephant was kept on a leash by the side of the road, said a spokesman for ...

Wednesday, 8 January 2014

NEWSLINK: Tigers Forever: Saving the World's Most Endangered Big Cats

Tigers Forever: Saving the World's Most Endangered Big Cats WhoWhatWhy
Wild tigers have disappeared from 90 percent of their historic range, and their population stands at a tiny fraction of a century ago. WhoWhatWhy ...
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Tuesday, 17 December 2013

NEWSLINK: Major tiger sanctuary announced for Indonesia

Major tiger sanctuary announced for IndonesiaIndonesia’s forestry department has announced plans for the establishment of a major tiger sanctuary for illegally trapped and captured Sumatran tigers. With just 300 individual tigers left in the wild the new plan will be a major contribution towards helping prevent the extinction of the species.
The tiger sanctuary will be developed in Riau province and will consist of semi-natural land that will be developed to replicate a true tiger habitat. The Forestry Ministry are working with experts from Yogyakarta’s Gadjah Mada University (UGM) to get the tiger sanctuary established and it is hoped to be completed next year.

Sunday, 22 September 2013

NEWSLINK: Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh compete to increase tiger count

Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh compete to increase tiger count Times of India
Our officials have done enough to maintain the big cat population.'' Principal chief conservator of forests (wildlife) GS Prabhu said: "We're not keen on retaining ...
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Tuesday, 18 September 2012

RESCUE: A Trail of Tears: Big Cat Ownership

"Here we go again," I thought as I hung up the phone. Another private owner has eight tigers and can't afford to care for them anymore. "Where can we possibly put them this time?"
A week later a team of rescuers is on site, but not before countless hours of planning. Calls fly among sanctuaries to see who might have room. Someone else is lining up a vet team to tranquilize and perform an exam, acquiring permits and other paperwork to take the animals across state lines.


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