Spice Girl Mel C Backs Campaign To Save Wild Tigers

Spice Girl Mel C Backs Campaign To Save Wild Tigers
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FORMER Spice Girl Melanie Chisholm visited India’s famous Ranthambore National Park in June in search of her first wild tiger - and to help raise awareness about the threats to their survival. The singer has supported the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation’s ‘TigerTime’ campaign since its launch in 2011. And with as few as 3,000 tigers left in the wild – a population decline of 97% since the turn of the last century – the 41-year-old Wannabe singer was keen to see one of the big cats up close. The pop star braved temperatures which averaged 45 degrees Celsius to fulfil a childhood dream by spending three days in the national park, guided by fellow TigerTime campaign supporter and wildlife filmmaker Nalla Muthu, who is working on his fourth film chronicling the life of Ranthambore’s tigers.
You can find out more about TigerTime at www.tigertime.info, on Facebook at TigerTime – Save the Tiger, Twitter @TigerTimeNow or sign up to the ban tiger trade petition at www.bantigertrade.com
Videographer / Director: Nalla Muthu, Grey Films India Pvt Ltd, TigerTime
Producer: Tom Midlane, Chloe Browne
Editor: Joshua Douglas
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