Wolf Collaring

To gather information on their movement patterns and understand the species better as part of our conservation efforts, Wolf Collaring is very constructive.

A unique initiative, conducted for the first time in the Pune district. Our team worked on-field, with scientists from the Wildlife Institute of India, setting up apparatus in a scrubland area home to a thriving wolf population. We installed GPS-based location transmitting collars on two wolves to monitor their movement patterns remotely and help gather insights and data on these elusive animals. Click here to see the project video.

Gallery

Indian Wolf being fitted with a radio-collar

Radio-collared Indian Wolf female who has bred multiple times after being collaring