Partnerships

In the rural areas adjoining Kanha National Park where medical services are not available, Tiger Center has been providing medical services to the tribals and the general public for many years. As always, this time we found a village (Tilri) around 15 km from the Khatiya gate of Kanha National Park, where the inhabitants were

On Saturday, November 30, 2024, six members of theAssociation Jeunes Ambassadeurs – four Cameroonians and two Colombians – accompanied by their respective sponsors and a number of the association’s board members, took part in a warm dinner organized in collaboration with volunteers from the Albatross Foundation. For the occasion, chef Paul Deville prepared a traditional

Albatross Foundation welcomed over 60 scouts and guides for the weekend of June 22/23. The youngsters camped out on the Albatross site near the educational garden, organized games and spent the evening singing around the fire. The next day, parents joined them for a shared Sunday lunch.

Albatross Foundation has a cooperation agreement with a nature reserve in India (where Kippling wrote “The Jungle Book”). Its actions include the protection of Bengal tigers as well as a sustainable development enterprise and an art gallery www.tigercenter.org To ring in the New Year, the TIGER CENTER and its art gallery presented a work of

Shanghai Roots & Shoots is a non-profit organization committed to the understanding and preservation of wildlife. In order to improve the environmental conditions in the desertified lands of Inner Mongolia, the Albatross Foundation participates in the Million Tree Project initiated by Shanghai Roots & Shoots, donating and planting trees through the MTP. The Albatross Foundation

Sponsorship of the education of 2 young girls from the Miao ethnic minority with theNGO Couleurs de Chine.