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Tigers "camera trapped" in Nagarahole as part of an ongoing scientific population estimation project

Wildlife Science

Conservation efforts that are rooted in robust science have a better chance of success. An understanding of basic wildlife research principles and methodologies (like animal population estimations) is essential for the modern-day conservationist.

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  • A Cat Among the Dogs — Leopard Diet in a Human-dominated Landscape
  • Striped Hyena Persistence in India — Insights from Kumbhalgarh and Esrana in Rajasthan
  • Understanding Sloth Bears — An Interview With Dr. K. Yoganand
  • Studying India’s Marine Mammals — An Interview with Dipani Sutaria
  • Understanding the Distribution and Occurrence of India’s Smallest Bovid: The Chousingha
  • Tiger vs. Cow: Risk Models Help Beat the Odds
  • Mapping Sloth Bear Distribution in India and in Western Ghats of Karnataka
  • Coexistence of River Dolphins with Fisheries in India
  • Tracking the Incredible Journey of the Amur Falcon
  • Camera Trapping Reveals Exciting Secrets of Tiger Dispersal
  • Native Grasslands Matter for Denning Indian Foxes
  • Counting Tigers Reliably — Combining Information From Multiple Sources

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Tiger and a plastic bottle, Bandipur

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CI is a non-profit, non-commercial portal that aims to facilitate wildlife and nature conservation by providing reliable information and the tools needed to campaign effectively.

We define conservation as knowledge-driven actions that lead to the effective management and recovery of wildlife. That means giving priority to meeting the ecological needs of wildlife populations in decline, and to the recovery and expansion of their habitats.
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About Conservation India

CI is a non-profit, non-commercial portal that aims to facilitate wildlife and nature conservation by providing reliable information and the tools needed to campaign effectively.

We define conservation as knowledge-driven actions that lead to the effective management and recovery of wildlife. That means giving priority to meeting the ecological needs of wildlife populations in decline, and to the recovery and expansion of their habitats.
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