Chandrapur (Mohammad Suleman Baig):
A significant and commendable initiative was undertaken today at the Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR), where tourist guides working in the core zone received specially designed winter jackets. The initiative was carried out by Wild By Nature, an emerging wildlife education and mentorship platform dedicated to supporting individuals associated with India’s wildlife ecosystem.
The jacket distribution program was held on 18 November 2025 (Tuesday) at 11:30 AM at the Moharli Auditorium.
Gate-wise Distribution of Winter Jackets
Moharli – 50 guides, Khutwanda – 14 guides, Kolara – 28 guides, Zari – 9 guides, Pangadi – 7 guides, Navegaon – 13 guides.
A total of 121 core zone guides received winter jackets.
Following the core zone distribution, jackets will soon be provided to tourist guides working in the Tadoba buffer zone as well.
Wild By Nature has previously extended similar support to guides of the Corbett Tiger Reserve, demonstrating the organisation’s commitment to field personnel across India.
This information was shared by Mr. Pradyumna Lohia, Project Director of Wild By Nature.
Honouring the Frontline Guardians of the Forest
The initiative aims to recognise and support the dedicated field staff and tourist guides who, despite harsh weather and challenging terrain, ensure safe, educational, and memorable safari experiences for thousands of visitors every year.
About Wild By Nature
Wild By Nature is India’s first integrated platform designed to bring together individuals engaged in wildlife photography, conservation learning, nature education, and wildlife storytelling.
The platform specifically supports:
Wildlife photographers, Naturalists, Tourist guides, Travellers, Conservation enthusiasts.
It provides opportunities for learning, skill enhancement, mentorship, and community building, fostering a stronger and more responsible wildlife community.
Wild By Nature believes that
“Every wildlife story—whether a photograph, field note, or film—should inspire people and drive conservation action.”
The organisation emphasises that conserving forests begins with empowering those who witness and protect the wild from the closest vantage point—guides, naturalists, and field workers.
Dignitaries Present
The program was attended by:
Mr. Pradyumna Lohia – Project Director, Wild By Nature
Ms. Nandini Mazumdar – Project Head
Mr. Deepak Paate – Naturalist, Irai Resort
Tourist guides from all core gates of Tadoba, Other representatives and supporting members.
