Wildlife Safari-Tales & Tips

Give the Animals a Chance to Live on the Planet Jungle safari is arguably the best thrilling experience one can ever have. Surrounded by animals all around, you tend to feel one with nature. I have always been fascinated by open-air sanctuaries and Myrtle Beach safari is one of the best safaris that I look forward to. If you look up to the Myrtle Beach safari reviews, you will not be disappointed at all. For more information please visit: https://tigerspreservationstation.wordpress.com/2019/02/28/give-the-animals-a-chance-to-live-on-the-planet/

The Man Behind T.I.G.E.R.S In the rapid pace of human development, we have been neglecting the fact that the beautiful wildlife around us is being decimated. One man stood up to the task of stopping this disaster and preserving the planet’s rare and endangered species. He is Doc Bhagavan Antle – the man who befriended all kinds of animals and took the mantle of the hero they needed. For more information please visit: https://tigerspreservationstation.wordpress.com/2019/01/07/bhagavan-antle-the-man-behind-t-i-g-e-r-s/

Captive tiger breeding breeds suffering. Thailand must enforce a ban Tigers worldwide, and particularly in Thailand, are being bred to fuel the cruel wildlife tourism and traditional medicine industries. At wildlife tourist attractions in Thailand, tigers are often used as photo props for tourist selfies. Tigers are also suffering on a staggering scale to meet the demand for traditional medicine. There are long-standing beliefs that tiger body parts can cure everything from cancer to virility issues, when the reality is that scientifically-proven, cruelty-free alternatives are readily available.    For more information please visit: https://www.worldanimalprotection.org/news/captive-tiger-breeding-breeds-suffering-thailand-must-enforce-ban

We are seeking a dynamic science-minded individual to join our small and vibrant international team to coordinate the conservation science efforts of GCF. This newly created position of Conservation Science Coordinator will include a combination of office and field-based activities with regular local, regional and international travel.   For more information please visit: https://giraffeconservation.org/2018/10/11/vacancy-conservation-science-coordinator/

Wildlife Tales I am the founder and director of the Institute for Greatly Endangered and Rare Species (T.I.G.E.R.S), a world renowned wildlife preserve located in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, USA. I have great love for wild and exotic animals and my soul aim is to work towards their conservation.As a young man I had the opportunity to travel and explore the world and spend a significant amount of time in Asia where I received a doctorate degree in medicine. I have worked for thousands of animals and have traveled the globe promoting education and conservation of some of our planet’s rarest and most endangered species. For More Information Please Visit: https://doc-antle-me.tumblr.com/post/178209498443/located-along-the-atlantic-ocean-in-south

Translocating Tigers to Satkosia At the onset i must apologize for my emotional outburst in this note. No one is to blame here, definitely not the forest department, for they are doing their best in the given limited circumstances to ensure that wildlife lives longer.  Having said that, why do we need to translocate Tigers, or any other wildlife for that matter? Why can’t humans be translocated instead, and asked to vacate the corridors which they have conveniently occupied, and gradually inching their presence into the animal world. On June 20th 2018, a Tiger ( MV 2) from Kanha national park became a part of a conservation procedure, “Translocating Tigers to Satkosia”. To Know More Please Visit:  https://naturesafariindia.com/post-detail/translocating-tigers-to-satkosia