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We support the wildlife warriors and their families throughout their careers and also beyond.
We support the wildlife warriors and their families throughout their careers and also beyond.
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SARUS CRANE CONSERVATION PROJECT

That the sarus crane is able to dance for joy in the agricultural flatlands of eastern Uttar Pradesh is thanks in no small measure to the Sarus Crane Conservation Project, run across 10 districts of the state by WTI in collaboration with Tata Trusts and with support from the UP Forest Department.
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KANNUR KANDAL PROJECT

The Kannur Kandal (Mangrove Restoration) Project aims to ensure the survival of existing mangroves and increase the acreage of such coastal wetland habitats across Kannur, potentially making it a prototype for other coastal districts in Kerala and the rest of the country.
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Countering Pangolin Trafficking Project

Pangolin trafficking remains a grave concern in India, posing a significant threat to the country’s wildlife and biodiversity. These shy, scaly mammals are targeted for their scales and meat, which are highly prized in traditional...
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Wildlife Crime Prevention Assistance in Karnataka

Karnataka’s state boasts a rich biodiversity and is home to the country’s second-largest population of tigers (Panthera tigris) and leopards (Panthera pardus). The state hosts the highest number of Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) in the...
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GANDAK GHARIAL RECOVERY PROJECT

Wildlife Trust of India’s Gandak Gharial Recovery Project aims to recover population and increase occupancy of critically endangered Gharial in its distribution range. Indian Gharial (Gavialis gangeticus) is endemic to the Indian subcontinent and has...
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GARO GREEN SPINE CONSERVATION PROJECT

This project's overarching aim is to connect the fragmented forest patches located between the West Garo Hills and Nokrek National Park, with a view to establishing an unbroken wilderness link with Balpakram National Park. This network of forest patches forms the backbone of the region’s biodiversity.
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Centre for Bear Rehabilitation and Conservation (CBRC)

The first specialised rehabilitation centre for Asiatic black bears in India, with an aim to rehabilitate displaced cubs back into the wild.
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GREATER MANAS RECOVERY PROJECT

Wildlife Trust of India’s The Greater Manas Conservation Project aims on bringing back past glory of Manas landscape by restoring the ecological functionality of the landscape through implementing multifaceted actions under the umbrella of other big ideas of WTI,
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We are the most trusted wildlife conservation charity organization in India, dedicated to preserve and protect the natural world and its wild habitats. Our team has been fully committed to India’s wildlife for the last 25+ years.

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More than 80% of the funds raised are used directly for Conservation Action.
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25+ years

Robust governance and audits

23 states

Very agile with a pan India presence

150 strong

Professional & qualified team

Strong partnerships with governments

Science and technology led approach

Lot and lots of empathy
and passion

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The gazette notification of Raimona National Park by the Assam government is a big stride towards achieving IFAW-WTI’s vision of Greater Manas that was conceptualised more than a decade ago. Our Mobile Veterinary Service and Wildlife Transit Home is based next to Raimona National Park, and over the past decade has contributed significantly to conservation action in this landscape.

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