Human-Wildlife Conflict
A tigress strayed into Borsola village near Orang National Park, India. Alarmed by villagers' attacks with stones and fire, she became aggressive and chased a man who provoked her. After a minor attack, she calmed down and returned to the forest, highlighting the ongoing human-animal conflict.
Awards
Photographer of the Year Contest
2024Honorable Mention
Photojournalism
Professional
Human-Wildlife Conflict
A tigress strayed into Borsola village near Orang National Park, India. Alarmed by villagers' attacks with stones and fire, she became aggressive and chased a man who provoked her. After a minor attack, she calmed down and returned to the forest, highlighting the ongoing human-animal conflict.
About Artist
Nejib Ahmed
I am a wildlife photographer, conservationist, and the founder secretary of Wild Wings NGO. With over 15 years of experience in wildlife photography and preservation, I have been honored with several accolades, including being *Highly Commended at the 59th Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2023*, *Winner of the 2022 Nature inFocus International Photography Competition (Conservation Section)*, and *Honorable Mention in 1839 Photographer of the Year 2024* in the Photojournalism category. My work has been featured in renowned publications like Sanctuary Asia, National Geographic, and BBC Wildlife. I have co-authored books such as Birds of Orang and Wildlife Photography and Ecotourism, aiming to raise awareness about wildlife conservation and sustainable practices. I actively collaborate with organizations like WWF and the Assam Forest Department, contributing to habitat restoration and educating local communities about the importance of conservation. Through my photography, workshops, and community initiatives, I strive to inspire a deeper connection with nature and advocate for the protection of our planet's wildlife.
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