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Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) and our partner organisation the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) have been working in collaboration with the local communities and the state forest departments of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh for over 20 years. In the...

Nagzira, 14th December, 2023: Wildlife Trust of India, in collaboration with the Maharashtra Forest Department, regularly conducts orientation training on anti-snare walks (ASWs) and anti-electrocution drives (AEDs) for frontline forest staff of...

12th December 2023, Veraval, Gujarat: The 17th Gujarat Whale Shark Day celebration at the College of Fisheries Science in Veraval, Gujarat, commemorated two decades of the conservation co-management partnership between the Gujarat Forest Department, Wildlife...

Kultali, 11th December, 2023: A male Bengal Tiger, that was reported near human habitation, was guided back to the safety of the protected area in the Sundarbans National Park by the West Bengal Forest Department, assisted by Wildlife Trust of India’s (WTI)...

Guwahati, December 8th 2023: India’s frontline forest staff, akin to their counterparts worldwide, play an indispensable role in conserving our forests and wildlife by sharing a common mission—safeguarding natural environments, preventing poaching, and...

Wildlife conservation is a shared responsibility that extends beyond the purview of governmental and non-governmental entities. At the heart of successful conservation efforts lies the crucial role played by local communities. These communities, often...

Kochi, 26th November 2023: In an initiative to spread awareness of the threats faced by Whale sharks, Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) in collaboration with Cochin Collective organised a 10K and 5K marathon as part of the 2nd edition of the Fort Kochi Heritage...

We are thrilled to announce a momentous milestone in the journey of the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI). On the 16th of November 2023, we marked 25 years of dedicated service to wildlife conservation in India. This significant occasion was celebrated with great...

The D’Ering – Dibru Saikhowa Elephant Corridor Link (DDS) project is a community-based conservation project of the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI). The project follows the community securement model to secure the proposed D’Ering – Dibru Saikhowa...

Dhareo Phanit is a traditional festival celebrated in Hunpung village, serving as a significant gathering point for the people of Ukhrul and Kamjong districts in Manipur, India. It is a festive celebration for the Tangkhul tribes from the Ukhrul and Kamjong...

Guwahati, 16th October, 2023: Assam Forest Minister, Shri. Chandra Mohan Patowary formally released the “Conservation Strategy and Action Plan” for the State Bird of Assam, the White-winged Duck, on 16th October 2023. The strategy document was prepared...

This must-read series by Wildlife Trust of India features 10 eminent wildlife experts who share their list of top 20 wildlife titles. This time we have Vivek Menon, Founder and ED of Wildlife Trust of India. Vivek Menon is a wildlife conservationist,...

Bengaluru, India – October 27, 2023 – In a bid to effectively combat wildlife crime through innovation and cutting-edge technology, the Karnataka Forest Department has launched a cloud-based information management system—Hostile Activity Watch...

Bhutan, 20th October 2023- Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) in collaboration with the Nature Conservation Division (Department of Forests and Park Services) and Ugyen Wangchuk Institute for Forest Research and Training organised a snake rescue training workshop...

Bhubaneswar, 18th October 2023: In a significant stride towards elephant conservation, the Odisha Government in partnership with the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) launched the ‘Gaj Utsav’ campaign on 18 October 2023 in Bhubaneshwar. The event witnessed...

Human-wildlife conflict is becoming a burning problem in the Terai landscape of Uttar Pradesh. Almost the entire Terai belt in Uttar Pradesh has witnessed an unprecedented surge in encounters with wild animals such as tigers, leopards and elephants. While the...

This must-read series by Wildlife Trust of India features 10 eminent wildlife experts who share their list of top 20 wildlife titles. This time we have Prerna Singh Bindra, India’s leading environmental journalist. Ms Prerna Singh Bindra is a writer and...

Srinagar, 7th October 2023: Highlighting this year’s Wildlife Week theme— “Partnerships for Wildlife Conservation,” a walkathon was organised in which approximately 3000 individuals, including students, actively participated. The ‘Walk For...

West Bengal, 5th October 2023- Human-Wildlife Conflict (HWC) is a significant concern in numerous regions where humans and wildlife populations share space. This challenge is escalating globally due to growing human populations encroaching upon wildlife...

This must-read series by Wildlife Trust of India features 10 eminent wildlife experts who share their list of top 20 wildlife titles. This time we have Ananda Banerjee, award winning wildlife journalist. Ananda Banerjee is a...