Tigress Avni

‘Wild & Wilful’ Is an Empathetic Reckoning With Difficult Ecological Questions

National Tiger Conservation Authority, man-eaters, tigress Avni, man-eater, tranquilising gun, nawab, Nawab Shafat Ali Khan, forest department, environmentalism, wildlife veterinarians, tiger reserves,

NTCA Resolves to No Longer Hire Private Hunters or Use the Label ‘Man-Eater’

Forest Rights Act, Hasdeo Arand, Aarey forests, mangrove sanctuary, Mumbai metropolitan region, tigress Avni, land acquisition, Lalgarh tiger, revenge killings, elephants, leopards, human-wildlife conflict, forest department, Bandipur tiger reserve, Mariamma Charitable Trust,

Human-Wildlife Conflicts Could Consume the Forest Department in the Long Run

Wildlife and Forest Rights Groups Have Shared Interests. Why Don’t They Work Together?

Tigress Avni, T1 tigress, Asghar Ali Khan, National Tiger Conservation Authority, NTCA, Arms Act 1959, Wildlife Protection Act 1972, Shafat Ali Khan, Yavatmal, standard operating procedure, Devendra Fadnavis, Maharashtra,

Reports on Avni Death Harden Case that Hunter Went in With Killing Intent

Chronicling the Killing of T1, the Tigress

National Tiger Conservation Authority, man-eaters, tigress Avni, man-eater, tranquilising gun, nawab, Nawab Shafat Ali Khan, forest department, environmentalism, wildlife veterinarians, tiger reserves,

The Killing of Avni the Tigress Leaves Blood on Maharashtra Government’s Hands