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Kids for Tigers
Kids for Tigers
Project
Kids for Tigers
In 1999, Sanctuary began to tell Indian children stories of how saving the tiger saved entire ecosystems, and in return the forests now filter and feed over 600 rivers with pure water and stabilise our wobbly climate in the process.
Love Is Generous
Love Is Generous
Photo Feature
Love Is Generous
<p><strong>Shamik Sanyal, Love is generous.</strong> <em>Being frugivores, it makes sense for hornbills to exchange fruits. But what about butterflies? A cloud of spot puffin Appias lalage male butterflies descend on a patch of moist mud in the Buxa Tiger Reserve. Here they sip essential salts and minerals lacking in their nectar diet. Such aggregations are most often seen in the Papilionidae and Pieridae families. Males then utilise these nutrients to develop a neat little packet of spermatophores, which in turn help the female to lay viable eggs, increasing the couple&rsquo;s chances of passing on their genes to another generation. A vital goal in the game of love.</em></p> <p><strong>Location:</strong> <em>Buxa Tiger Reserve, West Bengal</em></p>
"Is Realism Helpful?"
"Is Realism Helpful?"
Event
"Is Realism Helpful?"
We have entered the Anthropocene – and the rapidly unfolding Sixth Extinction. A global gathering for the protection of life promises to address solutions.
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