National Geographic Journeys – G Adventures Group
Nepal Tiger Trust is dedicated to raising awareness about tiger conservation among locals, nationals, and international visitors. Since 2017, we have proudly partnered with National Geographic Journeys – G Adventures (NatGeo – Adventures) to integrate our tiger conservation initiatives into their travel programs.
Every year, several NatGeo – Adventures groups stay at Barahi Jungle Lodge, near the Nepal Tiger Trust office at Meghauli, Chitwan National Park. These groups consist of visitors from around the world. During the 2024-25 season, 230 travelers arrived in 29 different groups. Since the start of our collaboration in 2017, more than 1,200 international visitors have actively engaged in Nepal Tiger Trust’s field activities.
Conservation Activities
Visitors participating in the program experience hands-on conservation activities, including:
1. Educational Presentation - A detailed PowerPoint presentation about Nepal Tiger Trust and its tiger conservation programs.
2. Camera Trapping Demonstration - A showcase on how camera traps are set up to capture images of tigers in their natural habitat. Visitors view real footage and learn how this technology helps monitor tiger populations.
3. Pugmark Tracking - A hands-on experience in identifying tiger tracks, making plaster casts, or tracing tiger footprints.
4. Field Equipment Display - A display of essential tools used in tiger monitoring, such as GPS devices, camera traps, and tiger technicians explanations of their functions.
5. Field Storytelling - Firsthand accounts from field technicians about their experiences in tiger monitoring. Their stories offer visitors insight into the challenges and rewards of conservation work.
Through these immersive activities, visitors gain a deeper understanding of tiger conservation efforts and the vital role Nepal Tiger Trust plays in protecting this iconic species.
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