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About Technology for Wildlife

Since 2012, we have taken considerable research interest in designing low cost indigenous native technologies for wildlife and nature conservation. In our research and development effort, we have got enthusiastic support from faculties, students, scientists, govt. forest officials, our college management and leading conservationists and ecologists across India as well as from overseas. Apart from the academic expertise, we are having strong links to different relevant industries, NGOs which has helped us to take and execute new projects in a smooth manner since we have started.   

Link and Resource person

We thankfully acknowledge the valuable suggestions, moral support, and encouragement, we have received from our resource person from time to time to execute our project ideas. Few of those eminent persons are : 

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Dr. Asad R. Rahmani (Former Director of the BNHS), Dr. Raman Sukumar (Professor, Centre for Ecological Sciences, IIISc),Dr. Anindya  "Rana"  Sinha (Professor, NIAS, IISc), Dr. Balachandran (Deputy Director, BNHS), Dr. Mohan Raj S (Senior Landscape Coordinator, WWF-India), Mr. Anirudh Vasava (Anand Gujrat), Dr. D Boominathan (Landscape Coordinator, WWF-India), Dr. J Krishnaswamy (Senior scientist ATREE), Dr. G V. Redday (IFS Chief Wildlife Warden Rajasthan Forest Department), Mr. S R Yadav (DCF Mukurthi National Park), Dr. R.S. Bhalla (Senior scientist FERAL), DFO and other forest officials of Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve and may others for India. 

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Apart from those Prof. Julia Koschinsky (Arizona State University, USA), Prof. Darryl Jones (Griffith University, Australia), Dr. Lindsay Porter (SMRU Consulting, Hong Kong), Prof. Jan Ove Gjershaug (NINA, Norway), Dr. Jan Erik Håkegård (Senior Scientist, SINTEF Digital, Norway), Dr. Chris Bowden (Globally Threatened Species Officer & SAVE Programme Manager, UK), Elisabeth Fahrni Mansur (Director, Education & Livelihoods (WCS) and many others from abroad have provided useful R&D inputs.

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