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Author Archives: Yogi Ramachandran

A Third of the World's Trees Face Extinction: A Wake-Up Call
2 Jan 2025

A Third of the World’s Trees Face Extinction: A Wake-Up Call

by Yogi Ramachandran | posted in: People & Environment |

A recent groundbreaking assessment has unveiled a sobering reality: over one-third (nearly 38 percent) of the world’s tree species are on the brink of extinction. This alarming figure comes from the first-ever Global Tree Assessment (led by Botanic Gardens Conservation … Read More

A Pangolin Success Story: Mother and Pup Thriving in the Wild
30 Nov 2024

A Pangolin Success Story: Mother and Pup Thriving in the Wild

by Yogi Ramachandran | posted in: WCT Work |

We are thrilled to share some incredible news! Our recent camera trap footage captured a heartwarming moment: one of the rescued and rehabilitated female Indian pangolins, with her little pup riding on her tail! Video: WCT/ MPFD A journey to … Read More

Man's Best Friend: Sniffer Dogs Aid in Pangolin Conservation
14 Nov 2024

Man’s Best Friend: Sniffer Dogs Aid in Pangolin Conservation

by Yogi Ramachandran | posted in: WCT Work |

A tale of human-canine collaboration to save India’s elusive mammal The Indian pangolin, a shy and nocturnal creature, is facing an urgent crisis. Poaching and illegal trafficking have pushed this elusive mammal to the brink. To combat this threat, a … Read More

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  • WCT Wins the 2025 Satellites for Biodiversity Award WCT Wins the 2025 Satellites for Biodiversity Award! May 12, 2025
  • The Bumbb Story: One of WCT’s flagship community interventions in Chandrapur District, Maharashtra, has been the Water Heater Project that is focused on not just reducing firewood consumption, but also forest degradation, the drudgery of women and their exposure to harmful smoke, and above all, human-carnivore conflict. The Bumbb Story April 9, 2025
  • WCT’s two picture books titled 'The Pangolin Protectors' and 'Bumbb - The Magical Cylinder', published in collaboration with Pratham Books. WCT’s New Picture Books for Children Launched! March 18, 2025
  • Connecting The Dots and Mitigating Conflict: The GPS collars on the rescued and translocated leopards and tigers communicate with the eyes in the sky, aka the satellites, and help Wildlife Conservation Trust (WCT) scientists keep a tab on animals’ movements. Connecting The Dots and Mitigating Conflict March 3, 2025
  • Riverine Fisheries to Pond-based Aquaculture: Lack of Governance Hindering a Much-needed Transition? Riverine Fisheries to Pond-based Aquaculture: Lack of Governance Hindering a Much-needed Transition? February 6, 2025

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