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Mumbai is set to host a unique and impactful wildlife photography exhibition titled “ATR – All Tiger Reserves,” featuring the work of Aarzoo Khurana, a distinguished wildlife photographer and lawyer. Aarzoo holds the distinction of being the first person in India to have covered all 56 tiger reserves across the country. Through this exhibition, visitors will experience the beauty and fragility of India’s tiger reserves, as well as the urgent need for conservation.
The ATR Project is a visual chronicle of the country’s tiger reserves, showcasing not only the tigers but also the broader ecosystems that support them. Aarzoo’s photographs, captured over years of dedicated exploration, offer a powerful insight into India’s wildlife. The exhibition aims to educate and inspire visitors, shedding light on the challenges that these majestic animals face and the importance of preserving their habitats.
Each image in the exhibition tells the story of not just the tigers, but also the diverse flora and fauna that coexist within these protected spaces. Aarzoo’s journey, which began as a passion for both wildlife photography and legal advocacy, has become an integral part of her broader conservation efforts. Through this exhibition, she hopes to foster a deeper connection with nature and a greater commitment to protecting it.
The exhibition will feature Aarzoo’s stunning images from all 56 reserves, offering an immersive and educational experience. Visitors will be encouraged to reflect on the importance of eco-tourism and wildlife conservation in sustaining these fragile ecosystems. It’s an opportunity for photography lovers and nature enthusiasts to engage with the stories of India’s tigers and the environments that sustain them.
To discover more about the ATR – All Tiger Reserves exhibition and Aarzoo Khurana’s extraordinary work, be sure to attend this must-see event in Mumbai.
For further information, you can explore the exhibition details on Deccan Herald and DNA India.
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