Nonprofit wildlife sanctuary (WLS) trust in southern India | UN biodiversity hotspot of 300+ acres | 26 years of conservation, rescue, and rehabilitation
Thanks for celebrating our founders Pamela and Anil @Outlookindia. The Malhotras launched our 300-acre private sanctuary in 1991 by purchasing a 55-acre coffee estate. Did you know that their conservation journey began alongside @springsteen in Asbury Park?https://t.co/OPJ5jW8DZ3
This is beautiful @IndiaWLS territory. The road to recovery from natural disaster for communities in this part of India has escalated environmental threats - from coffee and housing to wildlife and deforestation. https://t.co/dYdMfbzEBR
Need to say NO to this tiger zoo - please help stop this cruelty again - tell Thailand they will lose their tourism money doing this. https://t.co/BegdnAdeC9