Billy Arjan Singh

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Billy Arjan Singh ( born August 15, 1917 † 1 January 2010) was an Indian hunter, conservationist and author. He was the first who tried to reintroduce tigers and leopards.

He has worked at Indira Gandhi that the former forest reserve was declared Dudhwa National Park. In 1976 he was honored for its commitment to nature conservation with the gold medal of the World Wildlife Fund.

English editions

• Tiger Haven. Macmillan, London 1973
• Tara, a tigress. Quartet Books, London and New York, 1981
• Prince of cats. Jonathan Cape, London 1982
• Tiger! Tiger! Jonathan Cape, London 1984
• The legend of the maneater. Orient Longman, New Delhi 1993
• Arjan Singh's term book. (Co- author) Lotus Collection, Roli Books, New Delhi 1998
• Eelie and the big cats. Oxford University Press, New Delhi and New York in 2001
• Watching India's wildlife: the anthology of a lifetime. Oxford University Press, New Delhi 2003