Wild-CER – Conservation Education Research

Our Objectives

We focus on protection, preservation and management of natural flora and fauna.

About Us

Wild-CER is a registered non-profit charity focused on the conservation of endangered species through one health approach.

Our Work

Wild-CER has reached 10 states and 25 protected areas providing veterinary support to more than 52000 animals.

Please donate

Indian citizens, kindly note: Donations to Wild-CER are eligible for exemption under section 8OG of Income Tax Act, 1961.

Latest News

Read about how Wild CER is working to save nature.

Wild-CER Signs MoU with Navegaon Nagzira Tiger Reserve to Establish One Health Centre

The Society for Wildlife Conservation, Education and Research (Wild-CER) has entered into a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Navegaon Nagzira Tiger Reserve (NNTR)...

‘Disease surveillance in tiger reserve with one health approach’ work presented at IWEC 2026

Wild-CER proudly participated in the Indian Wildlife Ecology Conference (IWEC) 2026, held in Sonipat, Haryana. This landmark event brought together leading voices in ecology, conservation,...

Wild-CER presents its one health journey during National Workshop on One Health organised in Nagpur.

National Institute of One Health (NIOH), Nagpur, under the Department of Health Research (DHR), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, in collaboration with the ICMR-RMRC,...

Panel discussion on Paradigm shift: Mitigation to coexistence during Harit meet

Team Wild-CER attended the first-ever Harit Summit 2026 in Delhi-NCR. The two-day summit, organized between 2-3rd February 2026, brought together 41 NGO partners of HCLFoundation...

Wild-CER honored with prestigious award for two decades of service in wildlife conservation

Celebrating 20 years of wildlife conservation excellence Wild-CER honored with prestigious award for two decades of service in wildlife conservation We are proud to share...

Implementation of one health in wildlife conservation, training program for veterinarians conducted at Pench Tiger Reserve, Maharashtra

Around 40 Veterinarians from several veterinary institutions across India participated in the two day training program on 'Implementation of one health in wildlife conservation with...