As we head towards completing 50 years of tiger conservation in India, Taj Safaris, India’s first and only luxury wildlife circuit, is celebrating International Tiger Day by engaging talks about wildlife through the four-part webinar series, Nature Talks with Taj Safaris – hosted from July 29 to September 4 – passionately narrated by expert naturalists sharing first-hand knowledge on subjects that seek to build awareness.
An Ode To ‘Collarwali’ by naturalist Kopal Thakur from Baghvan, a Taj Safari – Pench National Park, will take you back in time where Collarwali, the iconic tigress attained immortality in the teak forests of Pench.
Unravel the life of successful predators as the Whistling Hunters of Central India by naturalist Yajuvendra from Banjaar Tola, a Taj Safari – Kanha National Park brings alive the magic of the Indian jungles.
Get acquainted with the prowess of preservation, civilisation’s ethics of co-existence with nature and the commitment to reverse the looming decline of multiple species from our wild heritages with naturalist Ramesh from Mahua Kothi, a Taj Safari – Bandhavgarh National Park on Conservation Success Stories of India.
Lastly, The Flying Rulers by naturalist Tarun from Pashan Garh, a Taj Safari – Panna National Park will take you soaring into the world of some of the most endangered birds on the Planet.
Taj Safaris first opened its doors at Mahua Kothi – Bandhavgarh National Park in 2006. Three more lodges complete the Madhya Pradesh wildlife circuit: Baghvan-Pench National Park, Pashan Garh – Panna National Park and Banjaar Tola-– Kanha National Park. In 2016, Taj Safaris opened its first international lodge, Meghauli Serai – Chitwan National Park.
Built on a proven sustainable ecotourism model, Taj Safaris offers the ultimate wildlife experience and has established numerous development programs that ensure engagement surrounding the neighbouring communities in making small, yet meaningful differences.
Open for all, the one-of-its-kind virtual seminar will unveil the hidden tales of the jungles.
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