Trees for Tigers

Trees for Tigers

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Our project aims to protect the local fauna and restore the habitat surrounding Similipal National Park. This region is crucial as it is home to black tigers, as well as a prime habitat for other wildlife like elephants. Covering 2,750 sq km, Similipal is one of India’s oldest tiger reserves, and safeguarding this area is essential for preserving its unique biodiversity.

359,895Arbres financés sur 370,000
131,560 TCO2 capturé
19,798Abonnés
Planter dès 2 €
FaunaConservation
18 mises à jour
octobre 2026

Growing stronger, reaching higher, and making a difference for years to come 💚

19 oct. 2026
septembre 2026

The Prey Beneath the Canopy

When we think about protecting tigers, it is natural to focus on the tiger itself. But a tiger cannot survive on forest cover alone. Beneath the ca...

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juin 2026

Where Tigers Roam, Forests Thrive

Deep within the forests of Odisha lives one of nature's rarest wonders, the elusive black tiger. Found only in and around the Similipal landscape, ...

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avril 2026

Watching the trees become self-sustainable and begin to provide shade just as summer sets in—is truly the most rewarding sight.

24 avr. 2026

that is brilliant to see.

décembre 2025

🐯🌳 20,000 trees will be planted in Mayurbhanj, Odisha, India, as part of the Trees for Tigers project.

By restoring forest cover around Similipal National Park, the project helps protect tiger habitats, strengthen wildlife corridors, and improve ecosystem balance—while supporting

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22 déc. 2025
avril 2025

What looks like scattered green today will be a thriving forest tomorrow - a future home for tigers and wildlife.

21 avr. 2025
décembre 2024

Throwback to nurturing saplings at the heart of our journey – the nursery where it all begins! 🌱✨

31 déc. 2024
juillet 2024

Black Tigers in India: A Rare Phenomenon

The majestic Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) is a symbol of strength and grace, occupying a special place in the natural and cultural heritag...

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juin 2024

Do Tigers Like the Monsoon? Understanding How Tigers Perceive and Benefit from the Monsoon Season

The monsoon season is a transformative period for the landscapes inhabited by tigers, bringing with it a cascade of changes that significantly affe...

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avril 2024

Planting for the Future: How these Species Can Boost Food Security and Wildlife Habitat

Ensuring food security for local communities and maintaining healthy ecosystems go hand-in-hand. Planting a diverse range of trees can achieve both...

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mars 2024

Big things come in small packages! Look at these cute saplings getting ready to take over the world, one sapling at a time.

15 mars 2024
Amanda Sanghvi · 26 mars 2024

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février 2024

Statistics of Tigers in India

Tigers are an iconic species in India, and understanding their population trends is crucial for their conservation. Over the years, India has made ...

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Tigers: Guardians of the Wild isn't it?

Among the dense forests and grassy plains, tigers symbolize strength, resilience, and untamed beauty.

As endangered species, their existence hangs in the balance, requiring our love and care for conservation efforts.

This February,

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02 févr. 2024
janvier 2024

Odisha's Hidden Gems: The Story of India's Black Tiger

Melanistic tigers, also known as black tigers, are a rare and captivating variation of the Tiger species. These tigers have a genetic condition cal...

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This little one embarks on a journey to become a haven for the majestic black tigers, a symbol of resilience and hope in the wilderness.

In the rustling whispers of leaves, in the dappled sunlight that dances on the forest floor, lies the echo of a future where black tigers roam

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13 janv. 2024