Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Delhi Zoo Celebrates Global Tiger Day with Awareness Activities
The Delhi Zoo marked Global Tiger Day by inviting almost 900 people to learn about tigers.
Kids drew tiger pictures, and adults answered quizzes about tiger habits.
Zoo keepers talked about feeding and caring for the tigers.
A special online talk was given about a famous white tiger named Mohan.
The zoo’s director said tigers help keep forests healthy, and the zoo will keep working to protect them.
Delhi Zoo hosted Global Tiger Day events, drawing about 900 visitors for art, quizzes, and interactive talks.
A webinar on white tiger Mohan of Rewa was presented by retired scientist Nalin Kumar Dubey.
Zoo Director Sanjeet Kumar highlighted tigers as flagship species vital for forest ecosystems.
The National Zoological Park houses 14 tigers, including nine Bengal and five white.
WWF-India and partners organized a conservation pledge and biodiversity session at the exit gate.
- Who
- Visitors, zoo staff, Director Sanjeet Kumar, retired scientist Nalin Kumar Dubey, WWF-India representatives
- What
- Global Tiger Day celebration featuring art, quizzes, interactive sessions, and a webinar on white tiger conservation
- When
- July 29, 2024
- Where
- National Zoological Park, New Delhi, India
- Why
- To raise public awareness and promote tiger conservation and habitat protection
- Event
- Global Tiger Day
- Date
- July 29, 2024
- Location
- National Zoological Park, New Delhi
- Participants
- ≈900 visitors
- Tigers housed
- 14 (9 Bengal, 5 white)
- Webinar topic
- White tiger Mohan of Rewa