What is the Tiger Calendar?

The Tiger Calendar is a collection of evocative photographs by Shiladitya Chaudhury, capturing Indian tigers in their natural habitats and exploring conservation issues.

What challenges does the Tiger Calendar highlight?

The calendar addresses the growing challenges of man-animal conflict and the fragile balance between wildlife and human communities, alongside the vulnerability of tigers in shrinking habitats.

When is the next all-India tiger census?

The next all-India tiger census is scheduled to take place in 2026.

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Tiger Calendar: Majestic Yet Vulnerable

24 Jan

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Summary

Calendar features India's tigers in natural habitats.
It highlights conservation challenges and coexistence.
India is home to 78% of the world's wild tiger population.

A new Tiger Calendar, showcasing evocative photographs by Shiladitya Chaudhury, was launched recently. It presents intimate images of Indian tigers in their natural environments, exploring conservation realities. The calendar was launched in the presence of Dr. Dhriti Banerjee and fashion designer Abhishek Roy.

Each month pairs a compelling photograph with insights addressing man-animal conflict and the fragile balance with human communities. This launch coincides with India's conservation milestones, as Project Tiger completes 50 years and the nation hosts over 3,700 tigers, representing 78% of the global population. The calendar also honors forest guards.

The calendar looks ahead to the next all-India tiger census scheduled for 2026. It highlights the tiger's majesty alongside its vulnerability, as forest landscapes continue to diminish. The publication aims to foster a deeper understanding of wildlife preservation challenges.