New Scientist - 04.04.2020

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Tiger conservation

safari: India

Visit the reserves of Pench and Tadoba in search of the Bengal tiger, staying in

award-winning lodges and immersing yourself in jungle life. Learn how to

identify tracks, set camera traps and understand the tiger’s habitat and prey

species. Explore the parks by jeep, bike and on foot, and hear from guest lecturers

regarding conservation issues and the challenges they face.

k Thoughtfully curated jungle

exploration of two national parks

k Guest lectures from local conservationists

k Encounter India's varied wildlife,

rich with flora and fauna in landscapes

with unique beauty

k Visit local villages to experience

rural community life

k Hands-on experiences, setting camera

traps and learning tracking skills

k Explore by cycle the very forest of

Seoni Hills that inspired Kipling to

write Jungle Book

k A gentle canoe journey down the

Denwa river, viewing its exceptional

birdlife and other species

k Spend the evenings relaxing in

authentic forest lodges

k Intimate immersive experience

with no more than 14 guests

Highlights of this wonderful tour include

In partnership with Steppes Travel

Departing:

10 April 2021

9 days from £3,

(approx US$4,999)

To book call +44 1285 601 571 ( UK office: Mon to Thu 9-5:30 Fri 9-5 GMT)

Or email [email protected]