Indian Delegation under the leadership of Dr. S.P Yadav International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA) along with faculty from Wildlife Institute of India met the Member of Tartarstan Investment Development Agency Tartarstan, Russian Federation regarding and briefed the activities of the institute relevant to Tartarstan and

Indian Delegation member and faculty, Dr. Bilal Habib from Wildlife Institute of India presented updates on - Status of Snow Leopards in India at the Conference on Study and Conservation of Snow Leopard in the World. Join Efforts. MoEF&CC Bhupender Yadav SP Yadav Virendra Tiwari Bilal Habib

Indian Delegation member and Head of IBCA, Dr. SP Yadav showcased need for strategic collaboration and emphasised the role WII can play in Snow Leopard Conservation as he provided updates on - Strategic planning for Snow Leopard Conservation under IBCA at the Conference on

Indian Delegation members lead by, Dr. SP Yadav and WII faculty Drs. Bilal Habib and Salvador Lyngdoh interacted with the his Excellency, Minnikhanov Rustam Nurgalievich Rais of the Republic of Tatarstan and discussed possibilities for strategic planning and collaboration for

Dr. Bilal Habib Bilal Habib from Wildlife Institute of India highlighted how estimating snow leopard populations is vital for their conservation, but model space greatly affects precision. A statistically robust method is key to ensuring accurate, reliable estimates across their range. Let’s

My reply on impact assessment of human-animal conflict... #RajyaSabha

🎉👏 Today, we bid a fond farewell to three sincere employees of Wildlife Institute of India: Shri Lekh Nath Sharma (Principal Tech Officer) Shri Ramu Kumar (Lab Assistant) Shri Girdhar Thapa (Office Assistant) Your collective years of service strengthened India’s wildlife conservation

Announcement! With a view to develop a pool of professionals with requisite ability to manage protected area system, a Post- Graduate Diploma Course in Wildlife Management was started in the year 1977. 45 such courses have been completed so far. The 46 course of 10 months

A rare footage of Himalayan Brown Bear Female 🐻 with Cubs 🐨🐨 HP Wildlife Official MoEF&CC Virendra Tiwari Ruchi Badola Dr. Salvador Lyngdoh Lahaul Forest Divn. Vid# Shiv Thakur

The high altutude tour of the #XXMSC : Day 1-2 Students observed altitudinal shifts in vegetation and visited the Jim Corbett Memorial Museum. Field practicals on aging trees while traversing through the Kedarnath WLS. MoEF&CC Virendra Tiwari Sutirtha Dutta Adhikari b.s

Day 3- Orientations on sub alpine habitats #XXMSC #kedarnathwls MoEF&CC Virendra Tiwari Sutirtha Dutta Dr. Salvador Lyngdoh Dr. Bhupendra Singh Adhikari

Day 4-5 Exploring the core of the #Kedarnath WLS through sub alpine systems. Students were exposed to tahr and monal habitats. On the otherhand also observed the impacts of tourism to such habitats. #XXMSC MoEF&CC Virendra Tiwari Dr. Bhupendra Singh Adhikari Dr. Salvador Lyngdoh Sutirtha Dutta

Day 6 glimpses and wildlife observations of some facinating species like tahr, musk deer, mountain weasels and other native fauna #XXMSC MoEF&CC Virendra Tiwari Dr. Bhupendra Singh Adhikari Dr. Salvador Lyngdoh Sutirtha Dutta

On the 7 & 8 day of the High Altitude tour, the students learnt about the warm temperate riverine forest vegetation and its use by wild animals and birds, dependency of local people, religious pilgrimage at and around Anusuya devi temple #XXMSC MoEF&CC Virendra Tiwari Dr. Bhupendra Singh Adhikari

Free-ranging dogs 🐕are altering predator dynamics in the Trans-Himalaya At #ICCB2025, WII researcher Priyanka Justa presented research from 🏔Trans Himalaya - Spiti Valley highlighting population surges and growing competition with native carnivores 🐺🦊🐾—underscoring the

The Institute welcomes and congratulates Dr. G.S Bhardwaj, IFS as he assumes charge of Director, WII. MoEF&CC Wildlife Institute of India SACON_Sálim Ali Centre National Tiger Conservation Authority Bhupender Yadav Gobind Sagar Bhardwaj Ruchi Badola

Nuclear DNA based genetic study by Wildlife Institute of India reveals eastern Himalayan Bharal population in Sikkim are closely related with the Chinese sub-species (P. n. szechuanensis). It also highlights that west and east Bharal represent distinct Evolutionarily Significant Units (ESUs)

Ecological and anthropogenic drivers of multiple herbivore mammalian species space use in a fragmented urban landscape in India | Urban Ecosystems link.springer.com/article/10.100… MoEF&CC Wildlife Institute of India SACON_Sálim Ali Centre Bilal Habib Dr. Salvador Lyngdoh Dr. Bhupendra Singh Adhikari

Happy to share that during the 37th Session of the UNESCO’s International Coordinating Council - Man and the Biosphere - held today, India’s Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve, Himachal Pradesh, has been included in the World Network of Biosphere Reserves. With this addition, India

How well do you know the “Ghost of the Mountains”? Take the Snow Leopard Quiz by EIACP Centre, Wildlife Institute of India, this International Snow Leopard Day (23 Oct)! Score 50%+ to win an e-certificate! forms.gle/gUUjiRgpdR8DuU… #SnowLeopard #WII #EIACP #Conservation