Dr. Panjit Basumatary

Baithalangshu, Assam, April 25: The IFAW-WTI team rescued an injured female elephant calf from a village in Karbi Anglong district of Assam on April 24. After initial assessment, the animal was shifted to CWRC for further treatment and care

CWRC, Kaziranga, February 21, 2015: In an effort to sensitise journalists about the conservation efforts of IFAW-WTI run Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC), an interactive session was organised on February 21.

Kaziranga, July 6, 2015: A neonate male rhino calf rescued by the Kaziranga Forest Department from flood waters was admitted to IFAW-WTI run CWRC for further care

Kaziranga, June 19, 2015: The ongoing pre-flood awareness campaign in Kaziranga with support from Elephant Family and Kaziranga Forest Authority saw the youth from the corridor villages being trained on wildlife rescue by the experts from CWRC.

CWRC, September 27, 2015: The Assam Forest Department rescued a week old female elephant calf from Charduar forest range under Sonitpur West Division. The calf was later admitted to the IFAW-WTI run CWRC.

CWRC, Kaziranga, September 22, 2015: Three open billed stork fledglings from Nagaon Forest Division were admitted to the IFAW- WTI run Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC)

Four common palm civets being hand raised at IFAW-WTI run CWRC are ready for the in-situ acclimatisation. At present, the civets are housed in an outdoor enclosure and are being fed milk, fruits and an occasional egg.

Kaziranga, August 28, 2015: A male juvenile spotted pond turtle that was handed over to CWRC, the IFAW-WTI wildlife care facility, has been released back to the place of rescue

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Tezpur, Assam, October 5, 2015: A timeline of the sequence of event that unfolded after a tiger was spotted at the All India Radio Campus in Tezpur, Assam. The IFAW-WTI team from CWRC rushed to the spot and remained there till it was confirmed that t

CWRC, Kaziranga National Park, July 19, 2016: In the second major update to the story published here on June 24 regarding the rescue of a Burmese python and its clutch of eggs by CWRC, 28 snakelets were released into the wild on July 16.