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Valmikinagar, Bihar, April 24 2020 : Restrictions on movement during lockdown imposed due to Covid-19 have not affected WTI’s zeal and commitment to conservation action. When the biologist could not travel, mobile communication and local communities came to...

Doomdoma, Assam, 12 April 2020: Not all animal rescues need to be brought to the wildlife rescue centre. The happiest ending to the story of a displaced animal is to find its mother. Wildlife Trust of India’s (WTI) Mobile Veterinary Service reunited a...

Barnawapara, 23 April 2020: In a meticulously planned and historic operation, the Chhattisgarh forest department has with the active support of the Wildlife Trust of India translocated two wild buffaloes – one male and one female, from Manas National Park...

Kaziranga, 24 April 2020:Wildlife Trust of India’s veterinarians are currently nursing eleven vultures afflicted by secondary poisoning from Sibsagar district of Assam. These vultures were spotted at Dichagmukh area, suspected to have fed on a poisoned...

Deopani, Kaziranga National Park, 19 April 2020: A month old male rhino calf, separated from its mother was rescued by Wildlife Trust of India’s veterinary team from the Center for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC) near Kaziranga. The forest...

Dibrugarh, 8 April 2020: This successful case of timely veterinary intervention and dedicated care enabled an injured leopard recover and return to the wild during the nationwide lockdown. These narrow and deep trenches are dug and maintained in tea estates...

Pilibhit Tiger Reserve, 6 April 2020:In a successful attempt at defusing a critical conflict situation in which a tiger had killed two persons on 3 April, our Rapid Response Team of veterinarian, social scientist and biologist swung into action. Within a few...

Golaghat, Assam, 31 March 2020: Residents around Bijuli Reserve Forest were greatly concerned about the presence of a wild elephant in the vicinity, especially during the nationwide lockdown when people were supposed to remain at home. Wildlife veterinarian...

Pakke Tiger Reserve, 28 March 2020 : It was a routine work day for Ayushman Singh, Assistant Field Officer at IFAW – Wildlife Trust of India’s Center for Bear Rehabilitation and Conservation (CBRC), Pakke Tiger Reserve. Crossing the Pakke river from...

Jammu & Kashmir, March 21, 2020 Jammu & Kashmir is famous as paradise on earth and is the top most tourist destination of India. It is the northern most part of India and its greater part is situated in the Trans-Himalayan biogeographic region. Its...

Dibru-Saikhowa National Park, 14 March  2020: On this bright sunny morning at Wildlife Trust of India’a Mobile Veterinary Service Station, Eastern Assam, Dr. Khanin Changmai received a call for the rescue of a leopard at a Tea Estate in Kaliapani. A...

Noida, Uttar Pradesh, 13 March 2020: Last Saturday (7th of March) the Wildlife Trust of India’s HQ witnessed an interesting workshop on “Fighting Wildlife Crime with Forensics” by Ravi Perera, CEO, Serendipity Wildlife Foundation. The workshop was...

Jammu & Kashmir is famous as paradise on earth and is the top most tourist destination of India. It is the northern most part of India and its greater part is situated in the Trans-Himalayan biogeographic region. Its consists of two major regions i.e.,...

Noida, Uttar Pradesh, 26 February 2020, On a crispy sunny Saturday morning, an enthusiastic group of about 30 Adobe India employees were led on a Nature Trail by Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) at Okhla Bird Sanctuary, Noida. Nature Trail Walks with corporates...

Makum, Assam, 25 February, 2020: Wildlife Trust of India’s Mobile Veterinary Service (MVS) in Eastern Assam recently conducted an advanced training workshop at the Assam Forest Guard School, Makum. This workshop a follow up to an earlier workshop held in...

Gadchiroli, Maharashtra, 27 February, 2020  : Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) recently conducted a training workshop for frontline forest staff in Sironcha, Gadchiroli. The staff were sensitized and trained with knowledge on wildlife management, principals of...

Noida, 27 February 2020: Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) and its partner IFAW recently conducted three regional workshops with local NGOs to build capacity on disaster management for animals. The Society for Protecting Ophiofauna & Animal Rights (SPOAR) in...

Gandhinagar, India, 21 February 2020 – In a major breakthrough, the proposal to enlist Asian Elephants in Appendix I of the Convention of Migratory Species has been accepted by the 13th Conference of Parties (COP) of the UN Convention on the Conservation of...

Gandhinagar, Gujarat: 19th Feb 2020:  The Indian Government’s Proposal to get the Asiatic Elephants listed in CMS appendixes has been gaining ground and has been recommended by the Scientific Council. A proposal that will go a long way in the conservation...

Girsomnath, Gujarat, 27 January, 2020: The Whale Shark conservation project in Gujarat has been a long term commitment of Wildlife Trust of India towards Whale Shark Conservation with the collaborative efforts of Gujarat Forest Department and Tata Chemicals...