Aarzoo Khurana Completed The Project ATR: Exploring India’s All Tiger Reserves

By Impact Desk | Updated: June 6, 2024 16:49 IST2024-06-06T16:48:27+5:302024-06-06T16:49:04+5:30

Aarzoo Khurana , a widely acclaimed wildlife photographer and advocate, is venturing into a new area of her career. ...

Aarzoo Khurana Completed The Project ATR: Exploring India’s All Tiger Reserves | Aarzoo Khurana Completed The Project ATR: Exploring India’s All Tiger Reserves

Aarzoo Khurana Completed The Project ATR: Exploring India’s All Tiger Reserves

Aarzoo Khurana, a widely acclaimed wildlife photographer and advocate, is venturing into a new area of her career. She has explored India’s beautiful tiger regions, particularly the hidden tiger reserves. Leading a team of professionals, Aarzoo aimed to tell the tale of these amazing creatures and their homes. The project, called All Tiger Reserves (ATR), explored all 55 tiger reserves in India, highlighting the country’s diversity.

About ATR: All Tiger Reserves Project

The All Tiger Reserves (ATR) project is India’s most unique and groundbreaking initiative, the likes of which have never been attempted before. Aarzoo Khurana led this project with the support of passionate experts dedicated to its success. Their focus was on all 55 Indian tiger reserves. It was not just about the usual wildlife journey but also about uncovering the hidden gems in these smaller reserves. Aarzoo and her team meticulously captured every person and detail of the tours to create a wonderful documentary about each tiger reserve. The ATR team carefully documented their daily adventures as they explored India’s vast natural beauty. They aimed to capture not just the magnificent tigers and their habitats but also the diverse people, cultures, and stories that make India so vibrant.

 

ATR Challenges & Adventures: Aarzoo and Her Crew

While working on the All Tiger Reserves (ATR) project, Aarzoo faced difficult challenges like bad weather, tough terrain, and unexpected outcomes. But she never lost her passion for tigers and remained devoted to protecting their lives and all wildlife. She shared a story from one trip about tracking a female tiger named Katrina, who had just given birth to two cubs. Aarzoo’s team was excited to see the tiger cubs, which were said to be around 40-50 days old. Tiger cubs are secretive in nature, making it hard for many people to spot them because their mothers keep them well hidden. They kept traveling through the endless forests for a few days. Then, one evening during a safari, they spotted the tigress and her cub. The cub was shy and stayed close to its mother, hiding behind her leg as they moved around. Aarzoo couldn’t resist taking a picture of the cute cub while smiling secretly. It was one of her best nature sightings ever. This moment created many more precious memories during their travels.The ATR project's mission is to raise awareness about the essential role of tigers. They also worked hard to monitor how well tiger populations are growing globally. Aarzoo wanted to inspire people to take action and raise awareness to protect these animals.

 

Vision of ATR: Spreading Awareness for Small Tiger Reserves

Aarzoo and her team were deeply committed to this cause. She and the crew had everything they needed to handle such a big project. Through ATR, they’re not only focusing on the present but also the future of tigers. Their efforts can make a huge impact by raising awareness about the challenges tigers and their habitats are facing.Aarzoo Khurana’s All Tiger Reserves (ATR) program highlights the special places in these reserves and helps local businesses grow. With more tourists coming in, the city can expect extra revenue that could significantly improve the tiger reserves. Aarzoo believes that when people truly understand and care about wildlife, they will do more to protect our precious animals and the planet.

 

About Aarzoo Khurana

Aarzoo has achieved a lot and is highly praised for her unique personality on and off the camera. Her social media followers exceed two million, and her photos have been featured in renowned magazines like Discovery, Nat Geo, and BBC Earth. She has worked with Sony and won multiple awards for her excellent work.

 

Aarzoo’s dedication to her career and work has crossed borders, inspiring people around the globe. The ATR project highlights the importance of passion, persistence, and belief, which can lead to success in any field.

 

Just like every milestone in her professional journey, her time with ATR is another exciting chapter in her impressive career. We can’t wait to see what Aarzoo and her team will do next!

 

 

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