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      • Catalysing Conservation
      • Resilient Futures
      • Freshwater Ecosystems
        • Riverine Ecosystems and Livelihoods Programme
        • Programme Makara
      • Developing an Ecology-based Conservation Strategy for the Indian Pangolin
      • Western Ghats: Improving Large Carnivore Connectivity
      • Otter Ecology and Hydrology Project
      • Ecosystem Restoration Programme
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      • Village Social Transformation
      • Supporting Resettled Villages
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Protecting Our Protectors – Health Challenges Faced By India’s Frontline Forest Staff
23 Oct 2019

Protecting Our Protectors – Health Challenges Faced By India’s Frontline Forest Staff

by Chet Trivedy | posted in: WCT Work |

Dr. Chetan (Chet) Trivedy and Rizwan Mithawala write about the Wildlife Conservation Trust’s efforts to mitigate traumatic accidents and emergencies that frontline forest staff must contend with while defending our wilds. “Main bilkul nahi hila… Bhalu ko laga ki main … Read More

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