Category: <span>Conservation</span>

‘Disease surveillance in tiger reserve with one health approach’ work presented at IWEC 2026

Wild-CER proudly participated in the Indian Wildlife Ecology Conference (IWEC) 2026, held in Sonipat, Haryana. This landmark event brought together leading voices in ecology, conservation, and wildlife health to discuss strategies for safeguarding India’s biodiversity. At the conference, Dr. Bahar Baviskar, President of Wild-CER, delivered a presentation focused on disease …

Wild-CER presents its one health journey during National Workshop on One Health organised in Nagpur.

National Institute of One Health (NIOH), Nagpur, under the Department of Health Research (DHR), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, in collaboration with the ICMR-RMRC, Bhubaneswar organized a two-day national workshop themed “Operational Frameworks for One Health: National vision and state action”. The workshop aimed to translate the vision of …

Panel discussion on Paradigm shift: Mitigation to coexistence during Harit meet

Team Wild-CER attended the first-ever Harit Summit 2026 in Delhi-NCR. The two-day summit, organized between 2-3rd February 2026, brought together 41 NGO partners of HCLFoundation and external stakeholders, for dialogue and knowledge exchange in key thematic areas – Waterbody rejuvenation, Habitat Restoration, Animal Welfare, Environment Education and Coastal and Marine …

Wild-CER honored with prestigious award for two decades of service in wildlife conservation

Celebrating 20 years of wildlife conservation excellence Wild-CER honored with prestigious award for two decades of service in wildlife conservation We are proud to share that Society for wildlife conservation, education and research (Wild-CER) has been conferred with a distinguished Vidarbhaveer award recognizing our 20 years of unwavering commitment to …

Orientation programs on One health initiative held in Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve

The awareness programs on ‘Diseases of wildlife and its impact on wildlife with emphasis on rabies and canine distemper were organized on 14th and 15th July at Mohurli and Madnapur auditorium of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, respectively.

Wild-CER participated in WildCON 2025 organized by Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve

 Dr. Bahar Baviskar, president and wildlife veterinarian, Wild-CER moderated the session on “Standardization of veterinary infrastructure in forest areas’ during conference on ‘Novel non destructive strategies for population management of locally abundant herbivores and large carnivores outside protected areas.’ The conference was organized by Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve at Chandrapur …

Wild-CER presented its conservation journey in WTCA 2024

The inaugural Wildlife Tourism Conclave and Awards, held from March 1 to March 3, 2024, marked a significant milestone in the wildlife tourism and conservation fields, showcasing a dedication to excellence and innovation. Organized by Discover Wildlife Tourism World, DTORR, and Hello Experiences, with the support of Maharashtra Tourism, the …

Dealing Man-animal conflict through innovative approach

WILD-CER is helping farmers embrace a new LED light barrier system to prevent crop depredation by wildlife in Manora village of Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary. Background of the project: We conducted a baseline survey in which farmers’ crop losses were revealed due to wild animals. The survey was conducted in …

Convergence meet 2023

For team Wild-CER, Convergence meet 2023 is not just the partnership with our collaborators and change makers, it is commitment to innovation, impact and progress. Together, we pave the way for transformative change, turning visions into reality, and shaping a future that echoes with the resonance of our collective efforts.” …

Workshop on “Vulture Conservation … Vets perspective”

Every year, we celebrate World Vulture Awareness Day on the first Saturday of September. This year, the Wild CER students’ club had organized a guest lecture on “Vulture Conservation…Vet’s perspective” with Guest lecturer Dr. Bahar Baviskar, Wildlife veterinarian and President Wild-CER at Nagpur Veterinary College. Dr. Sanjay Banubakode (Head of Department Veterinary Anatomy, …