The ‘Expat’ Tigers

TIGER CANYONS was a name that I’d heard about 6 years ago when I joined Last Wilderness Foundation in 2011. The only thing I knew then was that it’s a private venture in South Africa, which had tigers and was started by John Varty. This didn’t excite me much hence I’d never tried to find […]

A week in Yala National Park

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Yala National Park in Sri Lanka (also known as Ruhunu National Park) is one of the best national parks in the world to see the leopard, a sub-species called Panthera pardus kotiya. It has one the highest densities of leopards in the whole world. Yala’s rising popularity as a park to see the leopard has

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The ‘Expat’ Tigers

A week in Yala National Park