Saving India's Tigers. A Partnership of dedicated individuals and organisations working to protect Central India's forests and tigers.
Nagpur, India
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Last Friday, the field team members of SLTP partner organizations participated in their quarterly call and knowledge exchange session. 15 members from various regions of the Saptuda Landscape joined the call to share updates on their ongoing projects and future plans.
SLTP partner @BNHSIndia has joined hands with the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR) through a newly signed MoU to deliver nature education and community awareness programmes across 95 buffer zone villages surrounding the reserve.
@BNHSIndia has been conducting awareness programmes in this landscape for the past two decades, supported by the @BornFreeFDN . This formal partnership with TATR aims to further nurture future conservation leaders and reduce human-wildlife conflict in this critical habitat.
Happy International Tiger Day ! Join us for the 'Turn the Tide for Tigers' webinar today hosted by our partner and supporter @BornFreeFDN and know more about our journey and on ground conservation work. Sign up here: bornfree.org.uk/event/turn-t…
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Tune in to the second episode of Ecofiles – our special Hindi series Field Voices, hosted by @RazaKazmi17.
Meet @PrachiParanjpye , Lead Psychologist at WCT, as she talks about how psychology meets conservation.
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This Global TigerDay , join us for the 'Turn the Tide for Tigers' webinar hosted by our partner and supporter Born Free Foundation and know more about our journey and on ground conservation work.
Sign up here:bornfree.org.uk/event/turn-t…
Hivraj Raut, conservation officer at SLTP partner Tiger Research and Conservation Trust (TRACT) sheds light on the importance of delivering regular conflict mitigation awareness sessions for human-wildlife conflict reduction.
About this programme:
Supported by @BornFreeFDN , our partner Tiger Research and Conservation Trust (TRACT)has been working with local communities living around tiger reserves to select and train a team of volunteers to become first responders in during conflict situations.
Happy World Environment Day from the SLTP team !
We dedicate this day to the frontline forest staff working tirelessly to protect India’s biodiversity and celebrate the work of one such protector, Ms Arti Fule.
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Nikki Tagg, Head of Conservation at @BornFreeFDN - our long-term partner and supporter, reflects on key learnings from this year's SLTP seminar which offered partners valuable insights into initiatives for conserving Asiatic lions.
Did you know there are lions in India?
The Asiatic lion population has been brought back from the brink of extinction with nearly 700 living in the western coastal state of Gujarat. Read the remarkable story of these magnificent animals on our blog: bit.ly/4czLr0a
Happy to share that SLTP received recognition for its conservation work at the International Tiger Week Awards Event held on the 12th of April in Ranthambore.
On behalf of our partners, Yashvardhan Dalmia, the Network Support Officer of SLTP, accepted the recognition.
Thank you to @BornFreeFDN and all our well wishers for the consistent support.
Many thanks to the organisers & jury for recognising our partners' work which spans across nature education,habitat improvement,conflict prevention, policy,livelihoods, community welfare, among others
The SLTP annual seminar was successfully held from February 7–10 at Gir National Park. The event included discussion sessions, presentations and field visits helping partners gain insight into the local forest department’s initiatives for managing and conserving Asiatic lions.
4 days to go for the SLTP seminar 2025 ! SLTP’s annual seminar will take place in Gir National Park later this week.
With this year’s theme being ‘Enabling coexistence: An integrated approach to wildlife conservation outside Protected Areas’, this seminar would provide partners with an opportunity to understand the conservation and conflict resolution work being carried out in Gir.
Supported by the @BornFreeFDN these seminars also enable our SLTP partners to meet in person and report on activities, discuss work plans, address issues impacting wildlife habitats in central India, and adopt strategies to enable conservation and coexistence.