After 70 years a lone Gray wolf has been spotted in Arizona. The female wolf was thought to have originated from the northern Rocky Mountains suggesting it has traveled a 450 mile journey to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park. Michael Robinson from the
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Last year both Chitwan National Park and Bardia National Parks officially logged zero incidents of poaching! This is a first among these parks and marks significant increases in their wildlife protection. Chitwan has a very healthy population of around 120 tigers and a large Indian one-horned rhino
Read more →Like many who would have watched ‘Operation Snow Tiger‘ aired on Sunday 9th June at 20:00 on BBC 2, the idea of heading to the Russian Far East on a Siberian Tiger Holiday in search of wild Siberian Tigers would have become a little more real. This
Read more →Census Results from April 2013 Show that the Amur leopard is Coming Back Strong A team of specialists in the Far Eastern Branch for the Russian Academy of Sciences in the “Land of the Leopard” National Park in collaboration with WWF and the Wildlife Management Department of
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Despite the ruling today which has potentially catastrophic ramifications on the continued survival of tigers in India (which has been so closely linked to responsible and sustainable tiger tourism), it is still very possible to watch and observe wild tigers in many of their natural habitats with
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As of February 2012 the small country of Bangladesh has created 3 new wildlife sanctuaries specifically for the endangered freshwater dolphins in the Sundarbans (the Sunderbans are the world’s largest entact mangrove forest). The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) have been working in Bangladesh to pinpoint these locations
Read more →Elephants are one of the most intelligent and endearing animals in the world and in many parts of Southern Asia the Asiatic elephant is an important part of culture as a reverred symbol of the Hindu God Ganesh (the god of prosperity and good fortune) and also
Read more →As part of being a trustee for the Francis Wildlife Foundation, Royle Safaris would like to let you know where some of the donations made to the foundation go. Rainforests hold a very special place in the hearts of all wildlife enthusiasts and rightly so, they hold
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As part of being a trustee for the Francis Wildlife Foundation, Royle Safaris would like to let you know where some of the donations made to the foundation go. One of the major focuses of the Francis Wildlife Foundation is Elephant conservation throughout the world and in
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As part of our continued efforts to help conservation and sustainable eco-tourism we have recently become supporters of the Francis Wildlife Foundation. In fact our director Martin Royle has been made a trustee of the foundation as well as being close friends to the founders Derek and
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Royle Safaris are proud to announce that for the 2011 season we have joined forces with Tour Operators for Tigers (TOFT). This is an excellent way of helping to protect and conserve tiger safaris across India and regulate their impact on the local community and wildlife in
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A giant squid has the largest eyes of any organism, measuring 15 inches in diameter.
