Field work and filming done for collaring of meso carnivores conducted by ATREE

Scrublands' wildlife feed off a significant poultry waste. Sometimes, this waste can pose as detrimental. This project helps identify prospective harm.

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

To identify Indian wolves by their signature howls, our Wolf Howling Survey was a unique research initiative that helped us take effective conservation steps.

Teaming up with RESQ and funds from supporters, we provided food to the community and wildlife of grasslands during the national lockdown imposed due to corona.

Monitoring and protection go hand-in-hand with wildlife conservation. Camera Trapping of den sites helps us collect essential data and plan with the government.

The project involved gathering data related to wildlife interactions at carcass sites, documenting diversity of wildlife, understanding opinions of citizens about wildlife and shedding light on coexisting with wildlife.

Restoring den sites of wildlife which were blocked by locals.