Centre for Wildlife Studies
Conserving India's wildlife through research and community engagement, with flagship coexistence programmes.
cwsindia.orgCWS turns coexistence research into applied programmes: Wild Seve (conflict-response toll-free system), Wild Shaale (wildlife curriculum for schools near reserves), and Wild Surakshe (zoonotic disease and safety workshops). It pairs field programmes with doctoral and incubator pathways to grow conservation capacity.
Details
- Kind
- Organisation
- Run by
- Non-profit
- Topics
- Where
- India, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan
- Licence
- Licence unclear
- Cost
- Free
- Based in
- Bengaluru, Karnataka