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The Complete Tiger Man Diaries

By: Alan Rabinowitz
Narrated by: Alan Rabinowitz
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 For the past decade, world-renowned wildlife conservationist Alan Rabinowitz has been leading the fight to save tigers in one of their greatest natural habitats, the remote Hukaung Valley in northernmost Mynmar (formerly Burma). In January 2006, Alan traveled to Myanmar to push forward this massive and, at times, dangerous project. Now, you can listen to all of the details of Alan's fascinating journey, including:

  • An interview with Alan in the days before his trip.
  • Alan's 20 audio dispatches sent during the trip via satellite phone.
  • An interview with Alan a little more than a month after his return.
  • Field recordings Alan made in the early days of his trip.

    While Alan does not have the luxury to take people with him to Myanmar, with this audio, you'll be with him every step of the way. You'll hear first hand about the real work of conservation. You'll also learn much more about this remarkable man.

    • You can learn more about Alan Rabinowitz's life and career in his book Beyond the Last Village: A Journey of Discovery in Asia's Forbidden Wilderness

  • National Geographic Adventure profiles Alan Rabinowitz's quest to save the big cats while battling cancer. Plus, watch a video clip of Rabinowitz in action.
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