Wildlife Trust of India

Conserve nature, especially endangered species and threatened habitats, in partnership with communities and governments.
Adopt An Elephant Calf
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$21,197
$7,377
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Adopt An Elephant Calf
India  Animals
This project provides foster parent care for orphaned elephant calves and prepares them for release back to the wild. Generous donations has helped raise $11430 to support Philip Dev and Rani's rehabilitation expenses for the last year. An elephantine thank you from IFAW-WTI! We are now raising funds for Philip and Rani for the new year 2013. Both of them are around 2 years now and their individual milk intake averages 21 liters in 24 hours. These young ones need a lot of taking care of! project reportread updates from the field
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Protect Tigers in India
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$2,062
$3,938
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Protect Tigers in India
India  Animals
India's amazing biodiversity has long faced threats from poachers using simple yet horribly effective hunting devices-traps & snares. A simple instrument consisting of an anchored wire with a sliding noose, a snare is camouflaged with vegetation and set up on animal trails. The noose slips across the animal's body part and tightens, eventually causing gangrene. This project aims to eradicate the menace of snares and traps from the forests so that wild animals can walk the jungle trails safely. project reportread updates from the field
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Equip Forest Guards to Protect Wildlife in India
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$59,082
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Equip Forest Guards to Protect Wildlife in India
India  Animals
Braving harsh field conditions every day, India's forest guards risk their lives facing well-armed wildlife criminals to protect the country's natural heritage. Wildlife Trust of India's Guardians of the Wild program stands on the twin pillars of capacity building and morale boosting to protect these protectors. It provides specialized wildlife crime prevention training, sturdy field kits and a unique group insurance scheme that currently insures 18000 guards against disability and death on duty project reportread updates from the field
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Donate a camera to save a whale shark in India
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Donate a camera to save a whale shark in India
India  Animals
Whale sharks are the largest fish in the world and can grow up to 45 ft in length. This gentle giant was once brutally hunted off the Gujarat coast on western India. The widely-acclaimed WTI campaign "Save the Whale Shark" changed the perception and attitude of local people converting fishermen into protectors of the fish. These fishermen are now setting free whale sharks getting accidentally entangled their fishing nets by actually cutting open the meshes thus destroying the valuable net.
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