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The Wildlife Institute of India is a nodal national agency for research and training in the field of wildlife conservation. The institute is a four-star top rated accredited institute as per the Capacity Building Commission amongst all National Civil Service Training Institute. Its mandate includes generating quality knowledge in wildlife science and complement national efforts in wildlife conservation. Over the years it has served the urgent capacity building needs for scientific planning, management and research in the field of wildlife conservation both in country and the region.
The ICCON network brings together wildlife researchers, scientists, and policy experts to address urgent ecological challenges. Through dialogue, innovation, and collaboration, it strengthens India’s conservation ecosystem and advances sustainable, science-based solutions. Join the Indian Conservation Conference. Read more
Preparing students to make meaningful contributions to society for conservation of WIldlife in India
WII’s research projects are multidisciplinary in nature and span across diverse biogeographic zones of India, including the Himalayas, Western Ghats, Terai, Deccan Plateau, Northeast, and coastal ecosystems. These projects are categorized broadly under themes such as species ecology and recovery, landscape and habitat conservation, human-wildlife interactions, ecosystem services, climate change, and conservation genetics.
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