Poaching – huge sums of money can be made by selling carcasses to countries such as China, Korea and Japan where body parts are used as aphrodisiacs and medicines. The temptation is understandable.
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Lack of habitat – India is a developing country and there is huge demand for land and resources so that habitats essential for wildlife are increasingly becoming threatened by the demands of the local population.
Only Approx 1000 Tigers Left in India!
How you can help wildlife conservation projects in India by travelling with Savage?
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We use local services and guides at all times – your trip will provide income and positive feedback to the local communities – they will realise the value of their beautiful wildlife and resources and support the fight against poaching and encroachment of habitat.
Savage India has close links with many of the game parks. If any of our clients wish to make donations we can guarantee the funds will get straight to the people who matter and be put to immediate use.
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Savage India supports the work of the Ghana Keoladeo Natural History Society, a charitable organisation based in the famous Ghana Keoladeo National Park in Bharatpur, Rajasthan. Over 350 species of birds find refuge in Bharatpur's 11 square miles of shallow lakes and woodland. The Park is considered to be unique in the total number of bird species as well as the quantity of birdlife which it harbours.
The Society is dedicated to the protection of the site and to the conservation of its wildlife, in particular the highly endangered sarus crane. You can help the Society too – contact us for more details of how to contribute – or log on to www.wildsounds.com/index.htm?ref=SIND - a company specialising in wildlife books and multimedia guides - if you make a purchase from this company they will make a donation to the Natural History Society – further details can be found on their website – just click the above link.
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Savage India also supports the work of Ranthambhore School of Art and Wildlife Conservation Society, 8,Patel Nagar, Ranthambhore, Sawai Madhopur Pin code:- 322001 (Rajasthan) India. The Society is registered under Rajasthan Society Registration Act 1958, code no – 28 at the above address. This Society is dedicated to the promotion of rural art and handicrafts as well as the conservation of wildlife of Ranthambhore National Park, Sawai Madhopur.
It provides training regarding painting and handicrafts to poor children and women of the surrounding villages. It also sells paintings and articles made by them in the Society's school and gives a part back to them, provide them with a reason to do what they love to. When you visit Ranthambore we can arrange a trip to the Society's school. Further you can donate some amount to this society from which a part will be given to Ranthambore National Park for Wild Life Conservation Projects in India. Contact us for details.
We use local services and guides at all times – your trip will provide income and positive feedback to the local communities – they will realise the value of their beautiful wildlife and resources and support the fight against poaching and encroachment of habitat.
Savage India supports the work of the Ghana Keoladeo Natural History Society, a charitable organisation based in the famous Ghana Keoladeo National Park in Bharatpur, Rajasthan. Over 350 species of birds find refuge in Bharatpur's 11 square miles of shallow lakes and woodland. The Park is considered to be unique in the total number of bird species as well as the quantity of birdlife which it harbours. 
The Society is dedicated to the protection of the site and to the conservation of its wildlife, in particular the highly endangered sarus crane. You can help the Society too – contact us for more details of how to contribute – or log on to 
Savage India also supports the work of Ranthambhore School of Art and Wildlife Conservation Society, 8,Patel Nagar, Ranthambhore, Sawai Madhopur Pin code:- 322001 (Rajasthan) India. The Society is registered under Rajasthan Society Registration Act 1958, code no – 28 at the above address. This Society is dedicated to the promotion of rural art and handicrafts as well as the conservation of wildlife of Ranthambhore National Park, Sawai Madhopur. 
It provides training regarding painting and handicrafts to poor children and women of the surrounding villages. It also sells paintings and articles made by them in the Society's school and gives a part back to them, provide them with a reason to do what they love to. When you visit Ranthambore we can arrange a trip to the Society's school. Further you can donate some amount to this society from which a part will be given to Ranthambore National Park for Wild Life Conservation Projects in India. 
