Wildlife Research and Conservation Society

Amit Kumar, a dedicated wildlife conservationist, holds a Master's degree in Forestry from DSB Campus, Nainital. Growing up in the stunning Himalayan landscapes of Uttarakhand, he developed a deep-rooted passion for nature and wildlife.

His professional journey has been marked by significant contributions to wildlife conservation projects. He has worked with the Wildlife Conservation Trust (WCT) on socio-economic surveys in the Corbett Tiger Reserve (CTR) region. Theis surveys provided valuable insights into the impact of human-wildlife conflict on local communities, enabling the development of strategies that balance the needs of both people and wildlife. Additionally, he has been an integral part of the Wildlife Institute of India's (WII) ambitious "BRING BACK CHEETAH TO INDIA" project, focused on reintroducing cheetahs to the Kuno National Park and Gandhisagar Wildlife Sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh.

Through these experiences, Amit has developed experience in a wide range of Methodologies and field techniques a, including animal monitoring, capture techniques, telemetry, line transect surveys, camera trapping (CTDS, SECR), animal collaring, and habitat assessment.Beyond his professional endeavours, He passionate photographer and outdoor enthusiast. He enjoys exploring new places, trekking, and camping.