Capacity Building on Scientific Caracal Monitoring at Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary
A capacity-building training programme on scientific monitoring of Caracal was successfully conducted at Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary, Madhya Pradesh, as
A capacity-building training programme on scientific monitoring of Caracal was successfully conducted at Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary, Madhya Pradesh, as
The first meeting of the Technical Working Group held in Delhi on 16 December 2025 towards evolving the protocol for
A scientific consultation (hybrid) to firm up the field monitoring protocol for assessment of small wild cats was held on
The Global Tiger Forum (GTF), in partnership with the Sikkim Forest Department and the National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of
Dr. Arvind Pandey is a Remote Sensing and GIS expert with over nine years of experience in applying geospatial technologies
Arun Kumar is a conservation professional with over eight years of experience in biodiversity planning, human–wildlife conflict mitigation, and landscape-level
Amar Nath Choudhary is a wildlife conservationist with over 10 years of hands-on experience in leading high-impact conservation programs across
Mohnish Kapoor is a distinguished leader in the field of biodiversity conservation and sustainable development, with a career spanning across
Dr. Himmat Singh Negi is a highly accomplished conservationist and senior officer of the Indian Forest Service (1988 batch, Madhya
Dr. Amit Mallick is a distinguished conservationist and protection strategist with over 30 years of experience in wildlife policy, protected
Gin Chin Lam Gualnam has been working in the Global Tiger Forum Secretariat for the last twenty years. He has
Dr. Rajesh Gopal is a globally recognized conservation leader, renowned for his four decades of expertise in wildlife management and,
For decades, the presence of tigers in Sikkim’s high-altitude forest remained a mystery. Locals spoke of rare sightings, and a
Under the ongoing Small Wild Cats initiative, the second session of the capacity-building workshop was organized by the Global Tiger
As part of the ongoing High Altitude Tiger (HAT) Conservation Project in Sikkim in collaboration with, a waste management interventions
