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Tag Archives: tigers
Map Monday: where the animals used to roam
We get used to being told that many of our most iconic animals are endangered, due to climate change, destruction of natural habitat, poaching and overhunting. But we rarely stop to think about what things were like when these magnificent … Continue reading
Posted in Map Monday
Tagged bears, buffalo, elephants, endangered species, giraffes, historical ranges of animals, history, lions, maps, pandas, rhinos, tigers, wildlife
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Wordless Wednesday: lessons from nature | June 24/20
Lessons from nature. All tigers are tigers, they get that. Lessons for humans.
Wildlife Wednesday: Shining a light on endangered animals around the world | Mar 4/20
Yesterday, March 3, was World Wildlife Day. It seems only appropriate to continue Robby Robin’s celebration of the animal kingdom on Wildlife Wednesdays by spending some time getting to know the animal species on our planet whose very existence is … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, History and Politics, Odds and Ends, Wildlife Wednesday
Tagged Amur leopard, elelphants, endangered species, endangered species list, gorillas, orangutans, pangolins, rhinos, saolas, sea turtles, tigers, vaquitas, wildlife, Wildlife Wednesday, World Wildlife Day
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Northern India: amazing and overwhelming
How do you write about a place when the only word that comes to mind is “overwhelming”? If something is overwhelming in the true sense of the word, how do you get past it? These are the questions I’m grappling … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Agra, India, Jaipur, Khajuraho, northern India, photography, Ranthambore, religion, Taj Mahal, tigers, travel, Varanasi
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Tiger sightings may be a thing of the past – let’s hope not
“We’ve never spotted seven tigers in one day before,” proclaimed the excited guide in our open-topped viewing vehicle. He may have been exaggerating for our benefit (and his tip), but the exhilaration of that day is nearly as fresh in … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged endangered species, India, Indian Supreme Court, Ranthambhore, Ranthambore, tigers, travel, wildlife
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