Peera Ram Bishnoi from Jalore, Rajasthan, has rescued thousands of animals since 2003 and has planted even more trees.

With the help of a few other villagers, Bishnoi has created his own forest from 6,000 tree saplings where he has rescued more than 1,500 deer.

Alongside the deer, he has rescued rabbits, monkeys, nilgais, and even peacocks. Once these injured animals have been treated, he releases them into the forest he grew.

For his incredible efforts, Bishoi was awarded the 'Earth Heroes' Award in 2018 by Vice President Venkaiah Naidu.

He was also honoured with the Wildlife Conservation Award in 2018–19.

INDIA, Rajasthan An Indian man named Peera Ram Bishnoi from Rajasthan has been rescuing injured animals since 2003. He treats wild animals which are injured in car accidents or attacked by other wild animals.
He has also created a little forest with the help of a few villagers where he planted 6,000 saplings where animals like deer, rabbits, monkeys, nilgais, and even peacocks live. Peera Ram said that he has rescued more than 1500 deer He treats them and sends them back into the forest created by him.
Deer are known as ‘Shy’ animals and always stay away from humans but the case is completely different with Peera Ram. Whenever he goes to meet them, they come together to meet him. For his incredible efforts, Peera Ram was awarded the 'Earth Heroes' Award in 2018 by Vice President Venkaiah Naidu. Besides, Peera Ram Bishnoi was also honored with the Wildlife Conservation Award in 2018–19.