By Hon'ble Shri Sudhir Ji Mungantiwar, Minister of Forests, Cultural Affairs and Fisheries, Maharashtra State

The launch ceremony of "One Health Consortium Project" comes at a glorious opening at the auspicious hands of Hon'ble Shri Sudhir Ji Mungantiwar, Minister of Forests, Cultural Affairs and Fisheries, Maharashtra State. We are grateful to one and all in making this success and contributing towards Wildlife Conservation.

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MAFSU set to play major role in Wildlife Conservation

Hon'ble Dr. Sharad R. Gadakh
Vice-Chancellor, MAFSU

India is blessed in terms of bio-diversity. Our forest types are varied and water bodies are salty, fresh or both. All creatures, great and small, inhabit them. Asiatic elephants, snow leopards, hangul, red pandas, malabar grey hornbills, vultures, king cobras, olive ridley turtles, gharials, orcas, our country have them all. A visit to Indian jungles is an unparalleled experience. India has more than 70 national parks and about 440 wildlife sanctuaries including the bird sanctuaries as heritage.

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Giving Boost to Wildlife Conservation Efforts

Dr. S.V. Upadhye,
Director, WRTC

In the current era of the Anthropocene, virtually all ecosystems in the world are subject to some form of anthropogenic impact. Pollution, intense deforestation, climate change, antibiotic resistance have all posed challenge to the endurance of life on this planet. Wildlife in particular has been the most affected due to habitat annihilation, lack of corridors, pollution, poaching, disease outbreaks and depleting resources.

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WILDCON 2020 & WRTC Website Launched

International Online Conference WILDCON 2020 and WRTC website were launched today (12th November 2020) at the hands of Col. (Dr.) Prof. A.M. Paturkar, Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor, MAFSU, Nagpur.