Wild Tiger's mission is to
conserve India's Bengal tigers and their habitat
USING THE WILD TIGER to GALVANIZE A
GREATER ENGAGEMENT IN cONSERVATION
dRIVING RESEARCH TO ACHIEVE COEXISTENCE
Updates from the Field:
In January 2020, Sarika will visit Kanha Tiger Reserve to collect data on vegetation. Fieldwork will continue in May 2020 in and around Satpura Tiger Reserve. Sarika and the Project Dhvani team are hosting a panel on ‘The Promise and Pitfalls of Bio-Acoustics’ at WILD’11 in Jaipur, Rajasthan India in March 2020. Sarika will complete her year as a Fulbright Student Researcher doing language, research and community engagement work in India by February 2021. |
Latest Happenings:
* January 2020 - Sarika was selected as a U.S. Fulbright Student Researcher. She will be performing fieldwork and, as apart of an additional award, the Critical Language Enhancement Award, she will study the Hindi language in Dehradun, Uttarkhand, India before she begins her research and community engagement. * February 2020 - Wild India pilot expedition details will be released. This pilot expedition is by invite-only. Stay up to date with our latest newsletter |
Did you know?
Sound recorders typically record all sounds within ~150 m radius. With enough recorders strategically deployed in an area, all vocalizing biodiversity (bats, birds, amphibians, insects, and some mammals) can be documented!
Sound recorders typically record all sounds within ~150 m radius. With enough recorders strategically deployed in an area, all vocalizing biodiversity (bats, birds, amphibians, insects, and some mammals) can be documented!
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