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Naturalist • Hunter • Conservationist • Author
Edward James Corbett, popularly known as Jim Corbett, was more than just a hunter. He was a guardian of the hills, a man whose deep connection with nature turned him from a tracker of man-eaters into India's most celebrated conservationist.
Born in Nainital, Kumaon. Spent his early years learning the secrets of the forest from local hunters and naturalists.
Eliminated dozens of man-eating tigers and leopards, including the Champawat Tiger and the Leopard of Rudraprayag, saving thousands of lives.
Published Man-Eaters of Kumaon, which became an international bestseller and brought global attention to India's wildlife.
Passed away in Kenya. In 1957, India's first national park was renamed in his honor: Jim Corbett National Park.
"The tiger is a large-hearted gentleman with boundless courage and when he is exterminated... India will be the poorer by having lost the finest of her fauna." — Jim Corbett, 1944
Corbett's writing captured the raw tension of the jungle and the simple dignity of the hill people. His books remain the definitive records of North India's wilderness.
His most famous work, documenting 10 legendary tiger hunts.
A poignant tribute to the brave and simple people of the Himalayas.
Deep reflections on tracking and the philosophy of the forest.
Located in his winter home at Kaladhungi, the museum offers a glimpse into his personal life, his hunting gear, and his deep affection for the Kumaon region. It is a must-visit for every wildlife enthusiast.
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