"The wildlife and its habitat cannot speak, so we must and we will."

Wildlife

About us

Started off as a team of 2 and now connections with 5,000+ members, Indian Wildlife Preservers has been working assiduously in order to conserve and protect India’s wildlife. Our conservation actions are directed towards the massive threats posed by habitat destruction, poaching and human-wildlife conflict as well as overexploitation of some species, which impacts our biodiversity and its habitats.

IWP envisages a world where wildlife flourishes in healthy lands and seas, valued by societies that embrace and benefit from the diversity of life on earth. Together, we can address the greatest threats to life on this planet and protect the natural resources that sustain and inspire us.

Our Mission: to conserve and protect the diverse wildlife and their habitat of india in partnership with the government

Our Activity: 6 active conservation projects in 8 states

Our Vision: Sustaining the wilderness of India

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Indian Wildlife Preservers

Project Asian Elephant

India is the home to largest populations of wild Asian elephants which are mainly concentrated in the Western ghats. An IUCN report states that there has been approximately 50% decline in its population in the last 75 years. To preserve this species, (org. name) has financially helped the government in acquiring elephant habitat and corridors. Besides this, we have also worked to attenuate the human-elephant conflicts through community involvement.
Indian Wildlife Preservers

Wild Buffalo Scheme

The wild buffalo is listed in Schedule I of the Indian WildLife (Protection) Act, 1972. IUCN declared Wild Buffalo endangered as less than 4000 individuals are estimated to be remaining in the wild. The scheme aims to stabilise the wild buffalo population in Udanti-Sitanadi Tiger Reserve, Chhattisgarh by implementing ex situ and in situ interventions. With help of Chhattisgarh Forest Department, formulated a five-year Action Plan for the recovery of the wild buffalo population in Udanti region.
Indian Wildlife Preservers

Project GIB

TThe Great Indian Bustard or GIB is a unique species of bird declared as ‘Critically Endangered’ by the IUCN. We’ve successfully developed monitoring networks in some districts of Rajasthan to gather crucial information on the Great Indian Bustard. Constant monitoring, periodic health examinations and treatment as when required are being undertaken
Indian Wildlife Preservers

Prohibit Panda Poaching/PPP

With a population of less than 10,000 and constantly declining, Red Pandas have been listed as endangered under the Red List. One of the most concerning reasons behind this is poaching and trading of Red panda’s body parts. For decades, we've been educating people about the support to the Forest Department in the prevention of wildlife trafficking

Project Asian Elephant

Wild Buffalo Scheme

Project GIB

Prohibit Panda Poaching

Endangered animals

Nilgiri Tahr

One horned Rhino

Indian Vulture

Kashmiri Red Stag

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Blackbuck

Snow Leopard

Indian Hog Deer: Slowly Vanishing?

Developments in agriculturul sector has led to advancements but we are making big compromises at the same time. The Indian Hog Deers have faced many habitat-related issues due to techinal upgrades in agriculture