A legacy of scientific excellence in the conservation of biodiversity—with over a century of impactful conservation, research, and education.
Join a community dedicated to protecting what matters – our planet, our future, our shared home. Enjoy exclusive member benefits, events, and experiences that support India's conservation movement.
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Climate Resilience in the Himalaya
Mitigating climate impacts through sustainable mountain conservation.
Wetlands & Waterfowl Conservation
Reviving vital wetland ecosystems and preserving waterbird populations.
Safe Zone Initiative for Vultures
Safeguarding vultures through scientific monitoring and community partnerships.
Marine Conservation & Dugong Studies
Protecting marine habitats through research and citizen reporting.
Help us build an open, community-driven resource on India's wildlife. You can contribute by submitting photos, videos, illustrations, or field notes that document the natural world.
People are destroying and consuming nature at a devastating rate. Birds are our early warning system. Join us now to help reverse this.
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Professional Training
Hands-on programmes that build skills in field research, habitat restoration, and community-led conservation across India.
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Vulture Conservation
Protecting India's vultures through safe zones, scientific monitoring, and partnerships with local communities.
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Molluscan Expeditions
Molluscan expeditions to Indian shores throw up new records, discoveries, and rediscoveries.
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Indian Skimmers
Safeguarding breeding colonies and riverine habitats for one of India's most distinctive coastal birds.
Every donation strengthens our mission to preserve the natural world – one bird, one animal, one ecosystem at a time.
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23 Sept'26
Malabar Hill Tree Walk
The historic seven islands of Bombay once had 22 hills, with Malabar Hill being the highest point in the city. Once a dense forest, it remained
16 Mar'26
Heritage Tree Walk
Trees have long been an integral part of Mumbai’s landscape, with many standing tall since the days when the city was known as Bombay.
16 Feb'26
SGNP Bird Monitoring Programme
We are pleased to announce the upcoming Bird Count at Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) on 26th July 2026. To register as a volunteer, please
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