Sher Bagh lies just a few kilometres from the Ranthambore National Park entrance and offers a pukka jungle experience. It is undoubtedly one of the most authentic and stylish camps in Ranthambore and is set in an area of woodland and farmland, on a private estate, at the edge of the reserve This site itself is frequented by over 200 species of birds, jungle cats, antelope and wild boar. Even leopard and occasionally tigers have been spotted or heard near the camp. It is well away from the town, off the main road and is surrounded by the Aravali ranges, the oldest ranges in the world.

By initiating the slowing down and reversing of the ongoing process of the degradation of the natural environment and resource base by undertaking wildlife, water, tree and soil conservation measures and research and documentation of nature's life cycle.

Undertaking programs for the more efficient utilization of biomass used as fuel and at the same time promoting the use of alternative sources of energy.

The promotion and support of innovative and sustainable income generation programs utilizing local, natural and human resources.

Initiating and supporting programs and activities necessary to protect the tiger and its habitats all over India and in other tiger range countries.

Full cooperation and concerted collaboration with other government and non-government agencies engaged in similar complimentary activities across India and networking with them in the interest of the tiger.

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