WILD-CER

Wild-CER is a registered non-profit charity focused on the conservation of endangered species through one health approach. Working closely in association with forest department, Wild-CER has prepared Vulture Conservation Action Plan for Pench Tiger Reserve, Maharashtra.

With a mission of conservation through education and research, Wild-CER started its journey in 2012. Wild-CER has trained 2800 frontline staff of the forest department, 1800 veterinarians and sensitized around 10000 citizens regarding conservation issues, so far.

Throughout the journey of eight years, Wild-CER is actively involved in providing veterinary services to the wild fauna in distress in Central India.  Wild-CER have rescued and rehabilitated thousands of wild animals and birds in past which included around 17 species of mammals, 100 species of birds and 15 species of reptiles. Recently, we have completed plantation of around 50000 trees in Western Maharashtra.