One day training workshop on “Capacity building of frontline staff for conservation of threatened species by conducting Wildlife Investigation through Forensic Techniques” for Navegaon-Nagzira Tiger Reserve (NNTR) was held on 2nd March 2022 at Sakoli. According to CCMB, the states of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra are the states that collect
One day training workshop on “Capacity building of frontline staff for conservation of threatened species by conducting Wildlife Investigation through Forensic Techniques” for Navegaon-Nagzira Tiger Reserve (NNTR) was held on 22nd July 2021 at Sakoli. According to CCMB, the states of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra are the states that collect …
Looking at the current scenario, Wild-CER is establishing well equipped Rapid Response Unit to conduct rescue operations, to deal man-animal conflict situations and other wildlife emergencies. Our goal is to raise 20,00,000 INR for which we need your urgent generous financial help and support. We trained 2800 frontline staff of …
An Egyptian vulture was rescued from Manewada area of Nagpur, Maharashtra state. The bird was severely dehydrated, weak and was unable to stand on its own, when it was first observed. Therefore it was immediately transferred to Critical Care Unit of Wild-CER. Forest department personnel were informed about the rescue, …
We are delighted to announce that Wild-CER is now conservation partner of ASAP, IUCN. The IUCN SSC Asian Species Action Partnership (ASAP) is an alliance of conservation organisations with the collective aim of focusing urgent conservation attention on the species most at risk of extinction in Southeast Asia. ASAP was formed …
Two training workshops on “Wildlife Investigation through Forensic Techniques”for frontline staff of Navegaon-Nagzira Tiger Reserve, Maharashtra and Gondia Territorial division were organized on 12 – 13th June 2019 in Gondia district, Maharashtra. The training program was organized by Society for Wildlife Conservation, Education and Research (Wild-CER), hosted by Navegaon-Nagzira Tiger …
Findings of the eight year research on ‘Man-animal conflict’ in Central India conducted by Wild-CER was presented during the 3rd Asian Wild Cat Conservation Workshop, Taiwan. The work on ‘Formulating strategies for handling negative interactions involving large cats in Central India’ was presented by Dr. Bahar Baviskar, Wildlife Veterinarian, Wild-CER …
With the objectives, educating front-line staff about the significance of wildlife forensic techniques and educate them about the practical implementation of these techniques during research related to wildlife, wildlife investigation and postmortem, two training programs in Brahmapuri division were organized jointly by Maharashtra Forest Department, Wild-CER and WTI. A study …
A Research student of Cambridge, UK is conducting an assessment of IBCN partners in India. Miss Odacy Davis who is pursuing her M. Phil. in conservation leadership visited Nagpur and interacted with members of Wild –CER. She discussed various issues of conservation at international level and shared her experiences with …
Dr. Bahar Baviskar, President, Wild-CER was awarded with the Wildlife Conservation Award by Forest Minister Shri. Sudhir Mungantiwar in a function organized by Vanrai Foundation in Nagpur, Maharashtra for his services of treating orphan/injured wild animals and birds. Shri. Mungantiwar lauded valuable services rendered by Dr. Baviskar to animals and …
