Manifesto

In the forest, the tiger shows how much wilderness remains.
In captivity, it shows how far humans will twist nature to fit their desires.

In the wild, tigers fall to guns, snares, bulldozers, and the slow theft of land. Each death, each shrinking forest, is not a failure of policy — it is corruption running deeper than law. Bribes buy permits. Threats silence rangers. Judges are bent by manipulation. Deals are cut in shadows between politicians, timber mafias, plantation tycoons, and banks that launder their profit. Forests are not lost by accident. They are sold, piece by piece, for the gain of the few and the loss of us all.

In captivity, tigers are reduced to brands. Bred for pleasure, tickets, and the illusion of “education.” A tiger behind glass is not conservation. A cub in human arms is not awareness. It is exploitation, manipulation, degradation — dressed up as care.