Established in 1982, Wildlife Institute of India (WII) is an internationally acclaimed Institution, which offers training program, academic courses and advisory in wildlife research and management. The Institute is actively engaged in research across the breadth of the country on biodiversity related issues.
21st International Conference on Bear Research and Management
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he 21st International Conference on Bear Research and Management will be hosted by the Ministry of Environment & Forests (MoEF) in association with the Wildlife Institute of India (WII), Wildlife Trust of India (WTI), International Association for Bear Research and Management (IBA) and other organizations during 26-30 November 2012 at New Delhi. The details of the conference have been provided in the conference website (http://www.indianbears.com). Registration and abstract submissions are now open. The deadline for abstract submission is 15 June 2012 and for early registration is 7 July 2012.
Go4BioDiv India, International Youth Forum, In parallel to CBD-COP 11, Oct. 6-19, 2012
Go4BioDiv India
International Youth Forum
In parallel to CBD-COP 11, Oct. 6-19, 2012
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Last Date Extended until May 15, 2012
Release of ENVIS Issue “Telemetry in Wildlife Science”
Wildlife Institute of India’s latest ENVIS Bulletin “Telemetry in Wildlife Science” was released by Dr. K. Kasturirangan, Member (Environment & Forests) Planning Commission, Government of India on 10th April 2012 at Yojana Bhawan, New Delhi. Speaking on this occasion Dr.Kasturirangan emphasized on the need for bringing greater convergence in the use of science, technology and field craft by promoting systems engineering. He said that a consortium of Indian scientific institutions should work together to develop satellites and sensors for promoting the application of telemetry in wildlife science. He complimented the Institute for synthesizing all available knowledge and experience in the field of telemetry.
This ENVIS bulletin covers the entire gamut of issues related to telemetry in wildlife studies in the country. This issue contains 37 chapters, contributed by 101 authors.
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