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On 14th April 2026, WINGS successfully hosted an awareness campaign focused on the Indian Striped Hyena at the Poniati W...
15/04/2026

On 14th April 2026, WINGS successfully hosted an awareness campaign focused on the Indian Striped Hyena at the Poniati Workshop, Jamuria. With over 50 participants, the event highlighted the vital role these scavengers play in our ecosystem.

This initiative was made possible through our proud collaboration with the Asansol (Territorial) Forest Range (West Bengal Forest Dept), WTI, and Fondation Segré.

Thank you to everyone who joined us in our mission to protect local wildlife and promote coexistence!

WINGS successfully conducted its 2nd Mega Awareness Campaign under The Habitats Trust's Action Grant for the Indian Grey...
07/04/2026

WINGS successfully conducted its 2nd Mega Awareness Campaign under The Habitats Trust's Action Grant for the Indian Grey Wolf Conservation Project on 5th April 2026 at the Asansol Forest Range under the Durgapur Division, Paschim Bardhaman. As part of the campaign, a hands-on camera-trapping training session was organized for officials and staff of the Asansol Range of the Durgapur Forest Division, West Bengal Forest Department. The program witnessed active participation from more than 40 forest department personnel along with around 15 additional participants, making the event highly successful. This initiative marks a significant step toward strengthening conservation efforts by equipping forest frontline staff with essential technical skills for effective monitoring and protection of the Indian Grey Wolf.

During our field surveys, forest patches within the Asansol Range were identified as important habitats for the Indian Grey Wolf, underscoring the ecological significance of the area. In addition to camera trapping, participants received hands-on training in drone use, further enhancing their capacity for advanced wildlife monitoring and surveillance.

2nd Mega Awareness Campaign & Hands-on Training on Camera Trapping for Wildlife ConservationWe are thrilled to announce ...
31/03/2026

2nd Mega Awareness Campaign & Hands-on Training on Camera Trapping for Wildlife Conservation

We are thrilled to announce an intensive Hands-on Training Session on Camera Trapping, specifically designed for the frontline forest staff of the Asansol (Territorial) Range, Durgapur Division, Paschim Bardhaman.

The Asansol Region harbours a wide array of faunal diversity. To ensure its continued protection, it is essential to integrate traditional field expertise with modern technology. This session aims to empower our frontline heroes with the technical proficiency required for precise wildlife surveying, monitoring, and long-term conservation strategies.

Event Details
🗓️Date: Sunday, April 05, 2026
⏲️Time: 11:00 AM
🚩Venue: Maithan Forest Rest House, Paschim Bardhaman

WINGS successfully conducted its first Mega Awareness Campaign under THT’s Action Grant for the Indian Grey Wolf Conserv...
30/03/2026

WINGS successfully conducted its first Mega Awareness Campaign under THT’s Action Grant for the Indian Grey Wolf Conservation Project on 29th March 2026 at the Ukhra Forest Range Compound under the Durgapur Division, Paschim Bardhaman. As part of the campaign, a hands-on camera trapping training session was organized for the officials and staff of the Ukhra Range of the Durgapur Forest Division, West Bengal Forest Department. The programme was graced by the Assistant Divisional Forest Officer of Durgapur Division as the Chief Guest and witnessed active participation from more than 30 forest department personnel along with around 20 additional participants, making the event highly successful. This initiative marks a significant step toward strengthening conservation efforts by equipping forest frontline staff with essential technical skills for effective monitoring and protection of the Indian Grey Wolf.

During our field surveys, forest patches such as Madhaiganj and Kantaberia under the Ukhra Range were identified as important habitats for the Indian Grey Wolf, highlighting the ecological significance of the area. In addition to camera trapping, participants were also provided with hands-on training in the use of drones, further enhancing their capacity for advanced wildlife monitoring and surveillance.

We are thrilled to announce a Hands-on Training Session on Camera Trapping for the frontline forest staff of the Ukhra r...
25/03/2026

We are thrilled to announce a Hands-on Training Session on Camera Trapping for the frontline forest staff of the Ukhra range. The Ukhra range is a treasure trove of biodiversity, and to protect it effectively, we must bridge the gap between nature and technology. This session is designed to equip our frontline heroes with the technical skills needed for accurate surveying and long-term wildlife protection.

Event Details:
Chief Guest: Divisional Forest Officer, Durgapur Forest Division, WBFD
📅 Date: Sunday, 29 March 2026
⏰ Time: 06:30 PM
📍 Location: Ukhra Forest Range Office Compound (Beside Laudoha Police Station).

Let nature soar with vibrant joy as we celebrate the colorful diversity of India’s wildlife—from the majestic Elephant t...
04/03/2026

Let nature soar with vibrant joy as we celebrate the colorful diversity of India’s wildlife—from the majestic Elephant to the elusive Indian Grey Wolf. This Holi, let’s pledge to protect the habitats that make our world so bright.

On March 01, 2026, WINGS successfully conducted an awareness programme titled “Indian Grey Wolf Conservation” in Sener B...
03/03/2026

On March 01, 2026, WINGS successfully conducted an awareness programme titled “Indian Grey Wolf Conservation” in Sener Bandh FP School, division Bankura North, range Radhanagar, BEAT Panchal with more than 70 participants from the village ; along with Range Officer, BEAT Officer and others. This initiative is a core component of the Indian Grey Wolf Conservation Project, supported by an Action Grant from The Habitat Trust and organized in collaboration with the West Bengal Forest Department. The session focused on educating students and the local community about the wolf’s critical ecological role, emphasizing the importance of fostering a harmonious relationship between humans and wildlife.

Bridging the gap between communities and carnivores! 🐺 On February 21, 2026, WINGS conducted a dedicated awareness sessi...
21/02/2026

Bridging the gap between communities and carnivores! 🐺 On February 21, 2026, WINGS conducted a dedicated awareness session on Indian Grey Wolf Conservation in Brindabanpur and Srikrishnapur, Baliatore Range, Bankura. Through our partnership with the West Bengal Forest Department and the generous support of The Habitat Trust, we were able to highlight the critical role these wolves play in our ecosystem. Our goal remains clear: fostering a harmonious relationship where both wildlife and local communities can thrive together.

On February 15, 2026, WINGS successfully conducted an awareness programme titled “Indian Grey Wolf Conservation” in Patr...
21/02/2026

On February 15, 2026, WINGS successfully conducted an awareness programme titled “Indian Grey Wolf Conservation” in Patrasayer. This initiative is a core component of the Indian Grey Wolf Conservation Project, supported by an Action Grant from The Habitat Trust and organized in collaboration with the West Bengal Forest Department. The session focused on educating students and the local community about the wolf’s critical ecological role, emphasizing the importance of fostering a harmonious relationship between humans and wildlife.

On February 18, 2026, WINGS hosted an impactful awareness session titled “Indian Grey Wolf Conservation” as part of its ...
21/02/2026

On February 18, 2026, WINGS hosted an impactful awareness session titled “Indian Grey Wolf Conservation” as part of its ongoing conservation project. Funded by an Action Grant from The Habitat Trust and conducted in collaboration with the West Bengal Forest Department, the event took place in Belboni, Bankura (N ) Range, Bankura. The initiative focused on sensitizing students and local residents to the ecological significance of the Indian Grey Wolf while promoting the vital goal of peaceful human–wildlife coexistence.

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