The Wildlife Institute Of Indiawiiis An Autonomous Institution Established In 1982 Under The Ministry Of Environmentforest And Climate Changelocated In Dehradunuttarakhandwii Spans 180 Acresincluding Wilderness And Operational Facilities Adjacent To Rajaji National Parkwii Serves As A Global Center Of Excellence In Wildlife Researchtrainingand Policy Advocacyit Focuses On Advancing Wildlife Science And Promoting Conservation Strategies That Align With India S Ecological And Socio Economic Needsthe Institute Conducts Research In Areas Such As Biodiversityendangered Specieshabitat Ecologyand Wildlife Forensicsit Also Offers Training Programs For Forest Officers And Wildlife Managersand Provides Technical Expertise To Government Agencies On Wildlife Managementwii Leads National Initiatives Like The All India Tiger Estimation In Collaboration With The National Tiger Conservation Authoritywith Facilities That Include A Forensics Laboratory And A Remote Sensing Labwii Aims To Be A Leader In Wildlife Conservation Through Science Based Management And Sustainable Practices
