Centre for Wildlife Studies

I am so HONORED to be chosen as 2019 Rolex Awards Laureate.

It is truly an honour for me today to be an , a , and a and to receive this award.

The award will enable all of us at the Centre for Wildlife Studies (CWS India) significantly scale up our work to empower local communities around parks to cope with negative impacts of India's successful wildlife recoveries, as well as to inspire thousands of rural children to be future custodians of the stunning wildlife and wild places around them.

To the many many many family, friends and countless strangers who voted from over a 100 countries to support our and programs, I am deeply grateful.

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Krithi Karanth - Reduce wildlife-human conflict in India - Rolex Awards Conservationist Krithi Karanth is working to reduce wildlife-human conflict in India. Discover how she is increasing trust between conservationists and communities.

The heart and soul of the program is the incredible Centre for Wildlife Studies (CWS India) team of educators and evaluators

Please support our coordinators Nitya Satheesh Vinod Kantamneni Harsha Lakshminarayana Mrunal Ghosalkar Sneha Dharwadkar and many educators including Priya Ranganathan, Anvay Nayak Sahil Pimpale Yasha Chandradeep involved in the project

Our wonderful collaborators include Gabby Salazar Morena Mills Nirupa Rao Prakash Matada

Please vote and please share with your family and friends.
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With your support we will work to inspire many children to fall in love with our and places

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