Latika Nath is an Indian author, photographer and wildlife conservationist that has received multiple awards including “Tiger Princess of India” by National Geographic.

Known as the ‘Tiger Princess’, Latika Nath is India’s first female wildlife biologist, and the first to acquire a Ph.D. dedicated to tiger preservation.

Oct 5, 2023 · Meet Latika Nath, India’s Tiger Princess, the first female wildlife biologist of India, a Conservation Ecologist, a TEDx speaker, and a great Author. When Latika Nath was only six weeks old, her parents took her on her first fishing trip.

Jun 24, 2018 · The first female wildlife biologist of India and National Geographic's 'Tiger Princess', Latika had always loved animals. At the age of six weeks, her parents took her to her first fishing trip at her family's hometown in Kashmir and when she turned one, she got a golden retriever puppy and a Siamese cat.

Jul 7, 2018 · She braves death-defying conditions to be among nature’s finest but unruliest inside the jungle, and ugly politics, red-tapism, problematic laws outside of it, to perpetuate the world’s...

May 14, 2018 · Meet Latika Nath, the Oxford Grad Dubbed India’s Tiger Princess By Nat Geo! What would quite literally be a living nightmare for scores of people, was instead a dream come true for Latika when she got the opportunity of working with the …

Dec 17, 2018 · Latika Nath is one of the foremost experts on tigers and the first Indian woman to have a doctorate on tigers. She’s a wildlife biologist, tiger conservationist, and a wildlife photographer who, at seven, knew that she wanted to be an ecologist.

Jul 6, 2020 · Latika Nath – India’s first woman to become a wildlife biologist with a doctorate on tigers – has dedicated her life to studying and protecting the big cat. Working closely with the...

Jul 29, 2021 · Dr. Latika Nath is the first Indian as well as the first woman to do a doctorate on tigers. She entered into the field of wildlife conservation in spite of numerous challenges. She used writing and photography as tools to spread awareness on wildlife conservation.

Mar 2, 2019 · Say hello to Dr. Latika Nath—a wildlife conservationist, a keen researcher, an ardent traveller, a passionate photographer, but most importantly, ‘Tiger Princess of India’. Her love for wild animals, tribal communities and the environment drew her to get a doctorate on tiger conservation from the University of Oxford.