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BRIEF DESCRIPTION: On August 4th, 2024, the Rotaract Club of Bengaluru Nava Chaitanya hosted "Stripes in the Wild," a captivating session on tiger conservation led by wildlife expert Vallish V Kaushik. EVENT DESCRIPTION: On the evening of August 4th, at 7:00 PM, members of the Rotaract Club of Bengaluru Nava Chaitanya gathered for an enlightening session titled "Stripes in the Wild." The event featured Rtn. Vallish V Kaushik, Environmental Chair of Rotary International District 3191, who brought his deep passion and expertise in wildlife conservation to the forefront. Vallish, a seasoned conservationist and wildlife filmmaker, captivated the audience with his insights into the majestic world of tigers and their vital role in our ecosystem. Through his presentation, Vallish shared the pressing challenges that tigers face today, such as habitat destruction and poaching, and underscored the critical need to preserve their natural environments. His stories and experiences brought to life the urgency of protecting these magnificent creatures and the delicate balance they maintain in nature. The session was both eye-opening and inspiring, leaving participants with a deeper appreciation for tigers and the importance of conservation efforts. SPECIAL HIGHLIGHTS: An engaging presentation by Vallish V Kaushik on the importance of tiger conservation. Thought-provoking discussions on the ecological significance of tigers. Exploration of the challenges and threats to wildlife conservation today. Emphasis on the urgent need to protect and preserve natural habitats. A rare opportunity to learn from a dedicated wildlife filmmaker and advocate. IMPACT ON ATTENDEES: The session resonated deeply with everyone in attendance, fostering a greater understanding of the complexities surrounding tiger conservation. Attendees left with not just knowledge, but a strong sense of responsibility to contribute to wildlife preservation. The event inspired a collective commitment to safeguarding our natural world, with many participants eager to engage in future conservation efforts and raise awareness within their communities.