With rapidly declining populations, identifying the current distribution and extinction probabilities of large mammals is integral to future conservation efforts. a team of scientists led by Dr. Krithi Karanth from Centre for Wildlife Studies conducted research on 25 large mammals found in India.
Every year, Eisenhower Fellowships are given to leaders from around the world who make important contributions to their societies. In 2020, twenty-five ascendant leaders from [...]
We are very honored that our independent existence and conservation programs Wild Seve and Wild Shaale have won us some very prestigious recognitions in 2019.
Our Chief Conservation Scientist Dr. Krithi Karanth was one of the speakers at the ‘Tech for Sustainability' Launch Party on the 21st of November at [...]
In rural India, relationships between humans and large mammals are increasingly fractured. In this Monocle podcast, Dr. Krithi K. Karanth tells us how Wild Seve [...]
We are pleased to share with you an exciting new international scientific publication lead authored by CWS Chief Conservation Scientist, Dr. Krithi K. Karanth, and [...]
We are happy to share with you, Chief Conservation Scientist - CWS, Dr. Krithi K. Karanth's impassioned talk on "Rewilding India" at the 2018 Nature-in-Focus Festival held [...]
We are pleased to share with you an exciting new international scientific publication authored by Dr. Krithi K. Karanth and Priya Ranganathan from the Centre for [...]
We are pleased to share with you an exciting new international scientific publication authored by Shasank Ongole and Dr. Mahesh Sankaran from the National Centre [...]
We are pleased to share with you an exciting new international scientific publication authored by Dr. Krithi K. Karanth, Mr. Shriyam Gupta and Mr. Anubhav [...]
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