tHE 1st indian conservation conference

Breaking Down Silos                    Bridging Divides                  Solving Conservation Issues       

The first Indian Conservation Conference aimed to bring together wildlife experts, researchers, policymakers, managers, practitioners, and stakeholders to discuss and address pressing conservation challenges in India. 

With a special focus on celebrating the success of Project Tiger, which has played a crucial role in the conservation of tigers in India since its inception in 1973, the conference covered a wide range of topics related to Biodiversity Conservation, Habitat Protection, Wildlife Management and Conservation, Climate Change, Wildlife Policy & Law, Wildlife Disease, Genetics and Evolution, Human-Wildlife Conflict, Species Biology and Ecology, Conservation Biology, and Sustainable Resource Management.

The three-day event featured engaging panel discussions, interactive workshops, and thought-provoking presentations by renowned speakers in the field of conservation. 

The conference provided a platform for sharing knowledge, experiences, and best practices, as well as fostering collaborations and partnerships among diverse stakeholders in the conservation community.