Jharana Jungle Lodge, Tadoba

W ater is life! Just the way humans require water to live, animals also need it to survive and thrive. On average, a human can live up to 30 days without food, but it lasts only a few days without water. The story of water survival is the same with animals. As we celebrated World Water Day on 22nd March 2021, we decided to put a spotlight on the main water issues and challenges that are causing threats to wildlife. It is making survival a challenge! Why is Water a necessity for Wildlife? Animals can drink water, eat snow, or lick ice to survive and fulfil their water requirement. However, the key factor that changes the whole scenario of water bodies available is pollution. For consumption, animals require unpolluted sources of water. Sadly, the ratio of such clean and consumable water bodies to animals is relatively less. The problem is bound to increase in the coming future. Many animals are drawn towards rivers, streams, ponds, wetlands for habitat. Apparently, around 45-50% of the

  Yes, Tadoba is still relishing in the news of its guests and they are the rare exotic species of Indian star tortoise. Recently, seventy of these species were saved from trading in Mumbai, Thane region, and released at Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve. Although half of them have already the park, the rest of them will be released soon depending on the weather needed for them. It comes as a breather as these rare species are used for exotic pet trade which why they are endangered. Now the animal lovers and nature enthusiasts will be excited to view the Indian Star Tortoise.  Earlier, when these tortoises were caught, they were dropped at Karnataka State as they were no weather or settlement suitable for them in Maharashtra. However, now Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve found out that there is a natural habitat for these tortoises in the park. Also, Indian Star Tortoise have been found earlier in Tadoba which confirms their release in the park. Living in their natural habitat with a good clim

  Jungle safaris are always a feast to people and if you are a wildlife photographer, nature lover, or adventure enthusiast, then jungle safari deserves a special place in your heart. Jungle safaris are not only fun but thrilling, enthusiastic, nerve-wracking, and surprising. Words are certainly small to describe its worth. India is blessed with a rich heritage of forests and greens in various states and Maharashtra is not behind. Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve is termed as the crown of Maharashtra for the conservation of the national animals.  While planning a safari, you might be thinking that it might be like burning a huge hole in your pocket. However, jungle safari can be budget-friendly and cheaper. While wandering in the jungle, you will need a vehicle as animals are in the open and you are entering their territory. Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve has the option of Jeep safaris . Hiring an entire jeep can be an expensive choice, you can book for Jeep which is shared by people. Your

  Wild animals have always created excitement since childhood. Right from stories, fairy tales, movies, and cartoons, wild animals have been a favorite of every child. Although zoos and national parks quenched our thirst to some extent, watching animals' life has always been a thrill for every one of us. Jungle safaris are one of the best ways to watch animals live and understand their habitat. While tracking the history of safari, it is believed that earlier, safari or jungle visit was followed more on the purpose of hunting. However, later in the early 1900s, the idea of the safari was popular wherein people visiting the jungle to observe and record the jungle trek and its wildlife.  In India as well, the idea of the safari was focused more on conservation. The Tiger Conservation program was launched in 1973. With Tiger being the national animal, the reserves were created in India for its preservation. There are around 50 tiger reserves as part of the tiger conservation. However,