W.C.T.R.E.

About Us

Explore more about our work in the following sections and do get in touch with the team to spark an interest in you!

At WCTRE, our goal is to dwell more into the richness of several habitats in India through research and education. A well planned and structured research answers most of the current confusing and demanding questions regarding wildlife conservation and awareness

Our key areas of work

Conservation of avifaunal habitats across the state and country
Conservation of water bodies- lakes and wetlands through community based awareness programmes
Reptile conservation and detailed studies on their nesting and habitats
Marine biodiversity importance and mitigating threats through collaborations and community development
Addressing passive pressing issues such as urban biodiversity through impact media
Capacity building programmes in schools and colleges
Celebrating environmental days through unique programs for the public

Goals

Habitat

We at WCTRE, make sure we study habitats not only during a necessity such as a project on conserving a particular species, but also otherwise. Major projects concerning habitat protection are also in pipeline with focus on biodiversity richness in the concerned urban or rural location.

Wildlife

WCTRE has its project wings on identifying wildlife corridors and their protection, human-animal conflict mitigation, plantations across identified terrains, ecological and morphological adaptations of select species of mammals, reptiles and birds and many more.

Climate

Climate change- the bought about doom by mankind, has deeply affected the miniscule habitats and its dependant guests across the world. From marine to terrestrial, a diverse range of organisms have succumbed to climate change and its affects so far.

Communities

Community participation has proved to be one of the best approaches for conservation projects in many fields. Be it species conflicts or nesting habitat protection, the various types of communities that are involved in the ground work make sure the conservation stands for generations together.

CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES

Caring and protecting resources can be done in many ways. It involves bonding with nature, understanding its ways, its hidden agendas and miracles. A little extra patience and an observing eye is all it takes to understand a small process to great details. Our researchers have been working in their respective fields since past few years, including reptiles, mammals, birds and more through research and exploration. Our enthusiasts are out on the field from conducting rescues to awareness programs explaining the importance of even the smallest “ant” in the backyard garden.

Call To Action

For anykind of rescues / information related to any kind of species feel free to contact at anytime.

+91 6262 344922

Collaborations

Testimonials

Every Word Matters!

Wildlife Conservation through Research and Education is something which is the need of the hour and this NGO definitely has some young members who are totally competent to carry out this activity and each one of them is specialized in one or the other group of species which is definitely an asset of the organization. I wish them good luck in all their endeavors and hope to get some meaningful results in the field of Wildlife Conservation.

Dr. Nandani SalariaIFS, Curator, Indira Gandhi Zoological Park, Visakhapatnam.

WCTRE is an organization established by a group of young motivated nature and wildlife enthusiasts. They are doing a wonderful work regarding generating awareness on wetlands, avian fauna and turtle conservation which are mostly neglected otherwise. I wish the best to WCTRE in their efforts towards the noble cause of wildlife conservation.

Mr. Anant ShankarIFS, DFO, Visakhapatnam.

Youth can lead change. Youth is creative. Youth is hope. Leading change and creating hope for a better planet is this wonderful group of youngsters who have united to form Wildlife Conservation Through Research and Education (WCTRE). Passionate about nature and driven by science based evidence, WCTRE is the new kid on the block NGO that is moving towards the right direction in protecting our nature and natural resources. They are working in a landscape- the Eastern Ghats, that needs urgent attention. We need more youth to take charge of the environmental movement and gather more people with them in this journey. I envision WCTRE to be the voice for the voiceless- be it the forest and wildlife or the human communities that inhabit our forest areas.

Mrs.Farida Tampal State Director WWF India Hyderabad Office.