With conservation challenges and threats to India’s wildlife and natural ecosystems constantly evolving, WCT’s research teams across our departments take up existing and imminent problems from the ground up, gather data, analyse it across varied frameworks, make recommendations that are grounded in subject expertise, and offer solutions tailored to the situations. We practise conservation advocacy based on ground evidence across disciplines as varied as ecology, economy, law enforcement, landscape connectivity, road ecology and genetics to name a few. The WCT publications and reports available for download on this page are intended to benefit scientists, researchers, students, government officials and the general public.
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