Obtained crucial approvals from the Wildlife Institute of India, Ministry of Forest and Environment, and West Bengal Forest Department, facilitating our conservation efforts.

Deployed bioacoustic sensors in forests to detect elephant sounds, enhancing safety by alerting train drivers of their presence.

Organized a public auction that significantly boosted our funds, raising 65L from a mere 50K in record time.

Launched initiatives targeting school children and leveraging social media to spread knowledge and foster a love for elephants globally.

Conducted in-depth studies by venturing into wildlife habitats, engaging with experts, and connecting with communities coexisting with elephants.

Focused on the socio-economic and psychological impacts on communities living on forest fringes, including low-income groups, tribals, and farmers.

Examined modern elephant diets, crop raiding behaviors, and elephant corridors, alongside historical conflict resolution methods like the 'Hulla Party.'

Dedicated efforts to understand and protect one of India's most endangered species, fostering community engagement for wildlife protection.

Established a vital partnership with the primary stakeholders in preventing elephant-train collisions, creating avenues for collaborative solutions.

Worked alongside esteemed organizations and conservationists to develop collective solutions for wildlife conservation challenges.

Investigated the circumstances leading to elephant orphanage, advocated for ethical training practices, and addressed the physical and psychological dangers faced by both elephants and mahouts.