Vantara: A Nature-First Approach to Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation
Mumbai, India: In a world where urbanisation and industrialisation often come at the cost of nature, Vantara, an animal rehabilitation and conservation centre by the Reliance Group, stands as a beacon of hope for wildlife. Nestled in the serene expanse of Jamnagar, Gujarat, this pioneering initiative is dedicated to animal welfare, conservation, and ecological restoration.
The name Vantara derives from Sanskrit, where ‘Van’ means forest and ‘Tara’ means protector or saviour, translating to “Protector of the Forest.” True to its name, Vantara offers a second chance at life to rescued and rehabilitated animals. Spanning over 3,000 acres, it provides a safe and nurturing environment for over 2,000 animals across 43 species, including big cats, elephants, birds, and reptiles, many of whom ...