Wildlife Conservation in India | Earth Brigade Foundation

We Are The Stakeholders Of Our Own Planet.

The Earth Brigade Foundation works for wildlife conservation in India, street animal welfare and the empowerment of underprivileged women in rural areas.

Through our work on the ground, we understand the challenges facing wildlife, marginalized communities around forests, and the plight of stray animals in urban areas. We strive to amplify our efforts on a much larger scale to truly make an impact that matters.

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We must consider wildlife to be our national treasure, and our forest staff as the custodians. Visit wildlife areas to feel the connection with nature. Be vigilant and report any sign of wildlife crimes, so that quick action can be taken. Keep your lives as eco-friendly as possible, and minimise your carbon footprint.

- Dr Sarita Subramaniam

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6 Ways Climate Change Affects Tigers

by Krithika P | Sep 28, 2022 | Wildlife Conservation

6 WAYS CLIMATE CHANGE AFFECTS TIGERSOver the last century, tigers have been under the threat of several human causes of endangerment, including poaching, habitat encroachment and deforestation. But in addition to these, the current trend of unchecked climate change...

5 Reasons Why Aarey Forest Is Important To Mumbai

by Krithika P | Aug 26, 2022 | Wildlife Conservation

5 REASONS WHY AAREY IS IMPORTANT TO MUMBAICredits: @AareyforestmumbaiSpread over 1,800 acres, Aarey Forest is located near Sanjay Gandhi National Park and is often referred to as the 'Lungs of Mumbai'. Apart from leopards, the region is a rich biotope that is home to...

5 Ways Climate Change Affects India’s Wildlife

by Krithika P | Jun 30, 2022 | Wildlife Conservation

5 WAYS CLIMATE CHANGE AFFECTS INDIA'S WILDLIFEClimate change is no longer a looming threat on the horizon that we're still centuries away from. With May 2022 having seen record-setting heat waves across India, it’s evident that rising temperatures are here to stay in...

Project Aquarius: How Solar Power Has Provided Water For Wildlife In India

by Krithika P | May 10, 2022 | Wildlife Conservation

WATER FOR WILDLIFE IN INDIA WITH SOLAR POWERCredits: Subharghya DasSummer in India is truly a test of endurance for all living beings, from people to street animals and even the wild animals who inhabit the country’s arid forest regions. Climate change has transformed...

How To Help Street Animals In Summer

by Krithika P | Apr 24, 2022 | Street Animal Welfare

HOW TO HELP STREET ANIMALS IN SUMMERWith the climate crisis already upon us, summers are hotter than ever, even projected to worsen in coming years, according to the 2022 IPCC Report. Exposure to extreme heat puts humans, community animals and wildlife at risk of...

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WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT AND MENSTRUAL HEALTH EDUCATION

SUPPORTING STREET ANIMAL WELFARE