Welcome to WWF-India

Indian rhinoceros

Government must react quickly to increased threat of Rhino poaching: WWF

Rhino Emergency in Assam India
WWF-India is extremely concerned with the recent incidents of the Rhino poaching in Assam and Nepal. Since last week five Rhinos have been poached in Assam and one in Nepal. Three of the Rhinos poached in India are from the Rajiv Gandhi Orang National Park while two were poached from Kaziranga. »Read more

 

The Gharial (Gavialis gangeticus) is one of the most endangered freshwater crocodile species – it is cited as critically endangered by IUCN, and is listed as a Schedule I species in the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972. Click on the image for more information.

Gharials Under Grave Threat

                                         Total Gharial Mortalities: 111
                     Uttar Pradesh: 76 | Madhya Pradesh: 34 | Rajasthan: 1

                    Nesting Activity of Gharial started on March 23, 2008

                                         Details | Updates | About Gharials
 

Dr. George Schaller delivering his keynote address on Conservation at the Crossroads

Conservation at Crossroads - Dr. George Schaller's speech

Dr. George B. Schaller, one of the most respected conservation scientists in recent history, was in New Delhi on the 17th of February,2008, as the Chief Guest at a forum ‘Conservation at the Crossroads’ organized by WWF-India, Wildlife Conservation Society, and LAW E. The speech by Dr. George Schaller, delivered at the auditorium of WWF-India, is available for download here in the interest of sharing his views with a much wider audience. Download



Attention Nature Lovers! Participate in WWF-India’s National Nature Camps and experience India’s flora and fauna at its best. Click on the image for more information.





design & technology by getunik.com