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Bangladesh diaries: tales of a trainee tiger conservationist
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Okapi
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Introducing the Tiger Team
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The big picture of tiger conservation
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With leopards in the field
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En route to the Peninsula
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Big cats trapping – fall 2011
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Cameras 6: Antarctic winter 1
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Belize project update
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Diving in the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef
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Diary of a Trainee Tiger Conservationist
Follow Henry Churchill as he leaves his comfortable life in London for Bangladesh to work on ZSL's Sundarbans tiger conservation project.
The Sundarbans of Bangladesh and India sustain the largest number of wild tigers which face some critical threats like poaching and habitat degradation due to human interference.
Straddling two worlds: London to Dhaka
Ahhh I’m back. My first day in the Malibagh office – downtown Dhaka – after a whirlwind trip to the UK. Listening to my ipod playlist (Radiohead; Bright Eyes; Jose Gonzalez) on the back of a rickshaw, rushing through the beautiful colorful mayhem as the men hoque up red spittle out the battered busses full [...]
Bangladesh diaries: tales of a trainee tiger conservationist
Until about 5 months ago, I was working 9 – 5 in London. Smelling armpits on the London underground every morning, thinking anyone was weird if they attempted to speak to me. TV dinners on weeknights, pubs and beer at the weekend. Usual stuff…just passing time. Then my life turned upside down. I applied for [...]