Richard is a keen advocate for tiger conservation and is also keen to have the opportunity to talk to children about tigers, conservation and the story behind how he came to write the Tigeropolis series.
If you are interested in a visit and talk at your school please contact us at :- enquiries@bellemedia.co.uk
Tigers are losing their habitat and are very much under threat. There are probably just over 4,000 tigers left in the wild today. In just over a hundred years tiger numbers have declined by about 95%.
Tigers basically need three things – space to roam, sufficient prey to feed on and protection from poaching. People need to care enough to actually change things on the ground. Thankfully there are a number of organisations trying to help, including WWF, Born Free, TigerWatch Village Guardians and our friends at TOFTigers (www.toftigers.org).
Posted on November 8th, 2018
We are proud to be supporting Gemma Trim on her Bike4Tigers challenge – Gemma is a most valuable member of our team, supporting many aspects of our social media presence. She will be biking an impressive 110 kms through India’s forests and jets off to India on the 17th. Read the rest of this entry
Posted on February 27th, 2017
Kay attended a glittering reception at Buckingham Palace on Monday night where she met the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Earl of Wessex and Prince Michael of Kent. Read the rest of this entry
Posted on December 16th, 2016
Yes – budding explorers and conservationists of all ages can now have fun guiding tiger cub Bittu as he learns new skills and works out how best to get the news out that there really are tigers in Tigeropolis!
The Tigeropolis Puzzle Adventure Game is based on the acclaimed children’s series. Now on AppleTV. Search Tigeropolis on the App Store. Read the rest of this entry
Posted on November 29th, 2016
Last Friday industry leaders joined the creative team behind Tigeropolis a Jungle Adventure at an event at BAFTA to celebrate the game’s forthcoming launch on Apple TV.
The game launches mid December. Read the rest of this entry