Wildlife Conservation Society - India
Wildlife Conservation Society – India (WCS-India) is a Section 25 non-profit organization dedicated to safeguarding India’s wildlife and natural habitats.Â
Guided by the global WCS mission, we focus on conserving species and ecosystems through science-based approaches, strategic policy engagement, and strong partnerships with governments, NGOs, and local communities. Our initiatives address key challenges such as habitat loss, poaching, illegal wildlife trade, and human-wildlife conflict.
By combining conservation action with community empowerment, WCS-India works to protect critical landscapes while improving the lives of people who share their environment with wildlife.
Our Impact
30+ Articles
Published Till Date
1500+ Students
Engaged With
90+ Workshops
Conducted By Experts
2000+ Members
Make Our Community
Our Work
Resources
Rights & Communities
Explore key resources on policies and recommendations for equitable and meaningful community-led conservation efforts.
Initiative
Vana Katha
WCS-India and Nature inFocus launched Vana Katha to amplify stories of nature-culture relationships, encouraging public contributions and exploring coexistence with nature through diverse narratives.
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Credits: Photo – Shashank Dalvi, Joydeep Sarkar, Kaushal Patel, Rujan Sarkar (cover), Pradeep Hegde / Nature inFocus | Illustration – Jessica Luis