Wall of fame

Michael J Vickers is a wildlife conservationist and photographer who has a particular passion for tigers and travels to India to search for them in their natural environment. Some of Michael’s photographs have appeared in the BBC wildlife magazine and in literature produced by the born free foundation, the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation and the environmental investigation agency.  Michael has supported save the stripes, by bestowing his world renowned photographs for our website, the Society extends its appreciation to him in recognition for his dedication to the worthy cause and his willingness to support and help save the stripes for the noble cause “SAVE THE TIGER”.

To know more about Mr. Michael John Vickers, visit: www.tigersintheforest.com

Amitoj Duggal better known as ” Nemesis” in the world of esports editing, he hails from Shimla, India.  He has served ”Vindicate Media Productions” for about 2 years as a consultant and a video-editor, and is currently working with world’s biggest esports organisation Gotfrag ( www.gotfrag.com) as a member of Movie Team 2009.  He has been working as a video editor for about 1.5 years now, trying to raise standards of Indian esports and presenting them towards    the rest of the world. He has been representing the country in various International video editing competitions, and a winner of year 2008, “Gotfragged” competition. He has recently started working as a freelance graphics & web designer, and has undertaken some really high profile design works.

He has lend a helping hand for the creation and development of the website of the Society .The Society extends its appreciation to him in recognition for his dedication to the worthy cause and his willingness to support and help save the stripes for the noble cause “SAVE THE TIGER”.

Phil Davis is founder of a charity called Tiger Awareness in UK. It was formed in 1998 and since inception has worked on many successful programmes. They help in spreading awareness about the plight of the tiger by giving free talks to schools, the public and other organizations. Tiger Awareness has also conducted successful projects in India. They have provided funds to help in the Sundarbans, Ranthambhore, Dhudwa and Bandhavgarh. The organization has donated mosquito nets, torches, computers, stretchers, cycles, Motocycles and a Tata Sumo car. They have also provided a camel cart to rehabilitate a hunting family in Ranthambhore.

Phil Davis has supported Save The Stripes Society with funds in organizing Cattle Compensation camp in Bandhavgarh and has collaborated for some of the future projects also, The Society extends its appreciation to him in recognition for his dedication to the worthy cause and his willingness to support and help save the stripes for the noble cause “SAVE THE TIGER”.

To know more about Phil Davis and Tiger Awareness, Visit http://www.tigerawareness.co.uk/