Gir Foundation, Gandhinagar, Celebrates International Tiger Day 2025
The Gir Foundation, Gandhinagar, under the guidance of Director Ms. Aradhana Shahu, celebrated International Tiger Day 2025 with a series of activities on 29 July. The event aimed to raise awareness about the ecological importance of tigers and the urgent need for their conservation.
“Feel the Roar, Heal the Fear” Dialogue
A highlight of the celebrations was an interactive dialogue programme titled “Feel the Roar, Heal the Fear”. Students from Akhandanand Ayurvedic College, Ahmedabad, engaged in discussions on the tiger’s ecological role, conservation strategies, and the need to protect their habitats.
Video Presentations & Awareness Drives
The programme featured a special video presentation, providing detailed insights into the tiger’s importance as the largest member of the cat family and a vital part of India’s natural heritage. Students were urged to become ambassadors for wildlife conservation.
Special Food Enrichment for Tigers
Adding to the significance, a food enrichment programme was organised for Indroda Nature Park’s tigers, “Bandhav” and “Bandhavi”, symbolising care and conservation of the majestic species.
Why This Matters
- Tigers are a keystone species, crucial for ecological balance.
- Events like these spread awareness among youth about wildlife preservation.
- The initiative reflects Gujarat’s commitment to sustainable wildlife conservation.
Final Thoughts
The Gir Foundation’s celebration of International Tiger Day 2025 in Gandhinagar successfully combined education, dialogue, and symbolic conservation acts, inspiring the younger generation to take an active role in protecting India’s tiger population.
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