3 New Tiger Books Reshaping Conservation and Knowledge in 2025

After witnessing the brutal impact of poaching firsthand, Margot Raggett MBE transformed her career from PR to wildlife photography, channeling her passion into the Remembering Wildlife series. This ninth installment, Remembering Tigers, captures the majestic beauty and urgent plight of tigers through evocative images donated by top photographers worldwide. You’ll gain a vivid appreciation for tiger conservation efforts and the challenges these animals face, as each photo and story is designed to inspire both awareness and action. If you care about wildlife preservation or want to understand the human impact on tiger populations, this book offers a visually rich and heartfelt perspective.

Ajay Jajoo draws from his rich experience as a wildlife photographer and conservationist to offer an insightful look into the life of Tigers, particularly in India's Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve. You’ll explore the tiger’s origins, behaviors like hunting and social communication, and the grave threats they face from poaching. Detailed chapters on the reserve’s unique ecosystem reveal why it offers some of the best tiger-sighting opportunities worldwide, while discussions on tiger lineage deepen your understanding of their genetics. This book suits anyone intrigued by wildlife conservation, animal behavior, or India's natural heritage.

This tailored book explores the latest breakthroughs and emerging knowledge in tiger conservation for 2025, focusing on your unique interests and background. It examines cutting-edge discoveries in habitat preservation, anti-poaching technologies, and behavioral research, presenting a personalized journey through the newest scientific advancements. By addressing your specific goals, this book offers an engaging exploration of tiger protection efforts and ecological challenges, with a focus on how recent innovations are reshaping conservation practices. Tailored to match your expertise and curiosity, it reveals how these developments impact tiger populations and conservation success in real time, offering a focused learning experience.

Emmanuel A. Ogbolu, a children's book author and educator passionate about wildlife, brings a fresh and engaging perspective to young readers with this book. Through vivid storytelling and captivating illustrations, you learn fascinating facts about tigers—their strength, beauty, and role in nature—making complex zoological concepts accessible for children. The book encourages curiosity and respect for these majestic creatures, appealing especially to educators, parents, and young wildlife enthusiasts eager to explore animal biology and conservation basics. Its concise chapters offer nuggets of knowledge that spark wonder without overwhelming, perfect for early learners discovering the natural world.