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The tiger, India’s National Animal, is disappearing at an alarming rate from our forests. Government estimates reveal that there may be fewer than 1500 left. Why have India’s tigers declined so drastically? Click here for more information

India’s Western Ghats are home to rare species found nowhere else on the planet, but they have been ravaged and systematically destroyed over the decades. All that is left of once extensive forests and grasslands are scattered fragments. Click here for more information

It’s not easy to see tigers in broad daylight in south Indian forests, as they tend to be shy and secretive. It’s not all that easy to see sloth bears either. But to see a tiger and a sloth bear at the same time? That’s not exactly an everyday occurrence! In Feb 2008 a few friends and I witnessed something absolutely incredible….Read On.

A companion video guide to the acclaimed manual, ‘Monitoring Tigers and their Prey’, edited by K.Ullas Karanth and James.D.Nichols. Click here for more information