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Watch a conservation science talk exploring how connectivity-based approaches are transforming tiger conservation in Central India, home to 20% of the world's tigers. Learn how conservation strategies have evolved from isolated "fortress" reserves to landscape-wide approaches that promote coexistence between wildlife and local communities. Discover how applied research on tiger movements and habitat use, combined with stakeholder engagement, supports both wildlife preservation and sustainable local livelihoods. Gain insights from Dr. Amrita Neelakantan's decade of fieldwork experience around Kanha National Park, examining how stable incomes impact food security and forest use in communities surrounding protected areas. Understand the complexities of creating resilient ecosystems where humans and tigers can thrive together through collaborative conservation planning and inclusive management strategies.
