Billy Arjan Singh
FILMS & BOOKS - - By & About Billy Arjan Singh
Billy Arjan Singh and
Harriet the Leopard
Billy Arjan Singh was born into a prestigious family of Sikh landowners
and went from being a hunter to the most tenacious champion of wildlife
India has ever produced.
BOOKS By Arjan Singh
TIGER HAVEN![]() c1973 - Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 72-10962 Tiger Haven is the remarkable story of the author's attempts to protect Indian wildlife in one small area of Uttar Pradesh, of his observations of the wildlife in his sanctuary, and of his own metamorphosis from sportsman and farmer to photographer and conservationist. (He was born into a prestigious family of Sikh landowners. Eventually he became one of the world's greatest conservationists, and received the J. Paul Getty Wildlife Conservation award. ) Many interesting photos, both color and black and white. Available at: Click Here- Europe Click Here- USA (Alibris) Click Here- USA (Amazon) ALSO, available at: NOTE: You must search under both ARJAN Singh and Billy or you will Not find all of his books listed. Click Here- India(Vedams) TARA A TIGRESS TIGER! TIGER! A TIGER'S STORY PRINCE OF CATS EELIE AND THE BIG CATS Arjan Singh's : TIGER BOOK. WATCHING INDIA'S WILDLIFE: The Anthology Of A Lifetime |
Honorary Tiger: The Life of
Billy Arjan Singh Author: Duff Hart-Davis ![]() Hardcover 224 pages. Also photos. UK -Publisher: Methuen Publishing Ltd (October 27, 2005) ISBN: 0413775534 US - Publisher: Methuen Publishing (May 1, 2006) ISBN: 0413775534 Synopsis: An affectionate biography of India's renowned 'tiger-man', and one of the world's greatest conservationists. Billy Arjan Singh's has been an extraordinary life by any standards. Born into a prestigious family of Sikh landowners, the young Singh was a relentless hunter and killer of every creature imaginable, until, guided by his conscience and observation of the impact of man on nature, he became one of the most tenacious champions of wildlife India has ever produced. "Honorary Tiger" is an affectionate portrait of a man who has devoted fifty years of his life dedicated to the cause and conservation of wildlife, and in particular, of India's threatened tiger population (which he has written about in books such as "Tiger, Tiger, Prince of Cats" and "Eelie and the Big Cats". Along the way, Singh has encountered official corruption, apathy, and public scorn but has remained a champion of the forest, and it was due to his tireless campaigning that in 1973 Indira Gandhi authorized the creation of India's Dudhwa National Park. He is perhaps most famous for the creation of Tiger Haven, his extraordinary home on the edge of the jungle, where he lives with his tigers and three orphaned leopards. Now in his eighties, he recently received the J.Paul Getty Wildlife Conservation award - a global honor administered by the World Wildlife fund - in recognition of his outstanding contribution to international conservation. A fascinating biography of a unique life, Honorary Tiger is currently a best-selling title in India. Billy Arjan Singh recently received the J. Paul Getty Wildlife Conservation award. Several interesting photos. Reference for above text and book available at: Click Here- Europe Click Here- USA ALSO, available at: Click Here- India(Vedams) |
FILMS About Billy Arjan Singh
Video Title - Leopard
of the Wild Excellent film in ALL ways! Superb photography by Dieter Plage, excellent narration by David Niven and ideally suited music! A very professionally done film which is a delight to watch. This REMARKABLE video titled 'Leopard of the Wild' is certainly worthy of being placed on DVD but was only placed on VHS. The VHS is unfortunately no longer available except from individual sellers that have a single used copy for sale. There is also an excellent book about Harriet titled, "Prince of Cats". Video Title - Tiger, Tiger Film - The Fire of Thine Eyes |
Billy Arjan Singh, renowned conservationist
is the recipient of the 2006 Padma Bhusan award. Info
On February 4, 2005. Billy Arjan Singh at age 87 was presented
the J.Paul Getty Wildlife Conservation award - a global honour
in recognition of his outstanding contribution to international conservation.
Born
15 August 1917 � 1 January 2010
"Billy" Arjan Singh died peacefully at his original
farmhouse Jasbir Nagar on 1 January 2010.
He never married. His sister Amar remained his closest relative.
He was an Indian hunter turned conservationist.
He was the first who tried to reintroduce tigers and leopards from captivity
into the wild.
Billy Arjan Singh Tiger Foundation
Director: B. Arjan Singh
Tiger Haven
P.O. Pallia
District Kheri 262 902 (Uttar Pradesh)
India
Make a donation and/or PLEASE write Mr. Singh a
letter of 'support' and 'appreciation'
for all he has done to help the big cats.
No doubt it would mean a lot to him to read your kind words.
Please tell him in what way he has inspired you to help animals.
Sadly on 1 January 2010 Billy Arjan Singh passed away.
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