The Bengaluru-based conservation scientist and CEO of the Centre for Wildlife Studies (CWS), on being the first South Asian to win this award, the complexity of human-wildlife conflict in India, CWS’s conservation programmes and what lies ahead for the four-decade-old organisation
The Bengaluru-based conservation scientist and CEO of the Centre for Wildlife Studies (CWS), on being the first South Asian to win this award, the complexity of human-wildlife conflict in India, CWS’s conservation programmes and what lies ahead for the four-decade-old organisation
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