Their ultimate goal is to prevent the extinction of wild tigers.

With India home to more than two thirds of the global wild tiger population; it is vital that they eliminate wild tiger deaths due to poaching and retaliatory poisoning to ensure that wild tigers are around for future generations. 

They achieve this by:

• Providing Anti-Poaching Patrols to keep wild tigers safe from poachers’ snares and traps.
• Working with the communities who live with wild tigers to ensure they have a vested interest in wild tiger survival.
• Educating future generations so they know the value of an apex predator and its habitat to the ecology and sustainability of the landscape.
• Providing safety advice to ensure that people living with wild tigers keep themselves, their families and livestock safe.
• Reducing human-animal conflict to help stabilise both prey and predator numbers through the provision of sustainable environmentally focused permanent wildlife waterhole solutions and schemes to reverse habitat destruction.