Tiger Conservation India — Project Tiger, National Parks & Wildlife Heritage
India's tiger population has grown from 1,411 in 2006 to 3,167 in 2022 — one of the greatest wildlife conservation success stories in the world. Madhya Pradesh leads all states with 785 tigers, making it India's number one tiger state. Safari With APE supports responsible wildlife tourism across Bandhavgarh, Kanha, Panna and Pench national parks.
Madhya Pradesh — India's Tiger Capital
Madhya Pradesh is home to more tigers than any other state in India. Its heritage national parks — Bandhavgarh, Kanha, Panna and Pench — are the heartland of the Bengal tiger. Every jungle safari and wildlife safari conducted by APE contributes directly to the local economy and conservation efforts.
BEYOND THE SAFARI
Our Commitment to Conservation
India's tiger recovery is one of the greatest conservation success stories in the world. Madhya Pradesh leads the way — and every responsible safari plays a part.
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Tigers in MP (2022)
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WHAT WE ACTUALLY DO
How We Give Back
Our relationship with the forest extends far beyond wildlife sightings. These are the things we genuinely do — not pledges, but practice.
Community Engagement
Over the years, our team has actively engaged with local communities surrounding forested landscapes — participating in awareness initiatives that encourage coexistence between people and wildlife. We believe conservation is most successful when local communities become its strongest stakeholders.
Supporting the People of the Forest
We are committed to the welfare of the guides, drivers, trackers, and frontline personnel whose knowledge and dedication often go unnoticed. Whether through direct support, advocacy, or simply ensuring their contributions are valued and recognised, we strive to support the people who make every jungle experience possible.
Wildlife Rescue & Welfare
Through our network of veterinarians, forest officials, and wildlife professionals, we have assisted in identifying injured or distressed wild animals and facilitating access to appropriate veterinary care. Acting as a bridge between concerned citizens, local authorities, and veterinary experts, we help ensure animals in need receive timely attention.
Ethical Wildlife Viewing
Every safari we conduct is guided by principles of ethical wildlife viewing, respect for natural habitats, and education that inspires a deeper appreciation for the wilderness. We view conservation not as a single act, but as a continuous responsibility.
A LEGACY WORTH PROTECTING
The Jungle Is Not Just a Destination
"For us, the jungle is more than a destination — it is a legacy worth protecting for generations to come."
At Abhimanyu Prarthna Expeditions, our relationship with the forest extends far beyond wildlife sightings and safari experiences. We believe that true wildlife tourism must contribute positively to the ecosystems, communities, and people who make these wilderness areas possible.
Community
Awareness & coexistence initiatives with forest-edge communities
People
Recognising and supporting guides, trackers & frontline forest staff
Wildlife
Facilitating rescue, veterinary care & official support for animals in need