Wildlife painter Shepherd visited India and Canada to document threatened wildlife and conservation efforts. – Vintage Photograph

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Wildlife painter Shepherd travelled to India and Canada to document the threatened wildlife and the conservation efforts being employed in the two countries in order to save species. The journey, which was produced in consultation with The World Wildlife Fund, US, was captured in a new series of six programmes. In the opening programme, Shepherd visited Ranthambhore in North Central India to document conservation by habitat, an example of protection which has led to an increase in the local national park’s population of tigers.Wildlife painter Shepherd travelled to India and Canada to document the threatened wildlife and the conservation efforts being employed in the two countries in order to save species. The journey, which was produced in consultation with The World Wildlife Fund, US, was captured in a new series of six programmes. In the opening programme, Shepherd visited Ranthambhore in North Central India to document conservation by habitat, an example of protection which has led to an increase in the local national park’s population of tigers.

Dimensions: 16.4 x 16.4 cm

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