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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Old Dog, New Tricks: Methods to Count Dhole Numbers
Monk’s patience, Owl’s wisdom – How a Fishing Cat Hunts
Forest Birds Decline in Response to Land Use Change in the Western Himalaya
Counting Dholes: A First For India
How the tiger can regain its stripes
A Flawed Vision — Demystifying India’s Tiger Counts
The Ethics of Utilising Drones in Wildlife Conservation and Monitoring
Conservation Status of Dholes (Asiatic Wild Dogs) in Northeast India
Uttar Pradesh’s first Sloth Bear Conservation Reserve Proposed in Mirzapur Forest Division
Conserving the Dhole in Karnataka’s Western Ghats
Friends in Wrong Places: Assessing the Impacts of Domestic Dogs on Wildlife in India
The Importance of Woodlands in Tropical Agricultural Landscapes
Hornbill Watch: A Citizen Science Initiative for Indian Hornbills
The Forgotten Wild Cats of the Eastern Ghats
Trends and Pathways for Ecotourism Research in India
Perceiving Animal: A Human Question
Birds, Forests and Development in Himalayan Oak Forests: A Study in Progress
Otters in a Famous Tourist Destination
Western Ghats Coffee Plantations Sustain High Bird Diversity in India
Leopards in Crisis — Learnings for Uttarakhand
Large Trees are Critical for Conserving Woodpecker Abundance and Diversity in Sub-Himalayan Forests
Science-based Approach to Promote Human-Elephant Coexistence — Lessons from Valparai
Lessons from Leopards — Uncovering the Real Conflicts in Sanjay Gandhi National Park
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