One community for India's conservationists, researchers, photographers, filmmakers, and nature lovers. Become a founding member of IWN — and shape what comes next.
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Founding Members Welcome
Conservationists · Researchers · Storytellers · Field experts
A Network Built By Professionals Across
Practitioners from across India are already part of the network
Bridging the gaps between India's wildlife guardians — from Kaziranga's rhino protectors to Ranthambore's tiger researchers
Cross-pollinating wisdom across disciplines — when a filmmaker meets a field biologist, stories that save species are born
Building India's conservation backbone — responsible engagement with wild spaces, wild lives, and the communities that protect them
The Problem We Solve
Deep in the heart of Pench, a biologist tracks a tigress raising her cubs alone. In the Nilgiris, a filmmaker documents the last great elephant corridors. Along the Brahmaputra, a journalist writes about communities living alongside rhinos. In Goa, an ecotourism leader pioneers sustainable safaris that fund local schools.
They've never met. The Indian Wildlife Network exists to change that — to be the connective tissue India's wildlife community has always needed. A trusted canopy where every voice finds its echo.
Discover your tribe
Find fellow guardians of India's wild
Share field wisdom
Learnings from sal forests to mangroves
Build alliances
Cross-discipline partnerships that matter
Amplify your call
Let your conservation voice reach further
Your Community
From the grasslands of Kutch to the snow leopard trails of Ladakh — every discipline, every passion, one community.
Network Membership Includes
Trek through Corbett's sal forests at dawn. Wade through Keoladeo's wetlands. Walk the paths where leopards tread — guided by field practitioners who know every birdsong.
Watch India's most powerful wildlife documentaries — from the last tigers of Sariska to the hornbills of Arunachal — then speak with the filmmakers who risked everything to tell their stories.
Sit across from researchers who've spent decades in Indian forests. Hear from the scientists tracking gharials in the Chambal, the journalists exposing poaching networks, the leaders shaping policy.
Curated dispatches from the wild — field reports, new research, policy shifts, and conservation breakthroughs from across India's protected areas and wildlife corridors.
From intimate city meetups in Bengaluru and Delhi to IWN's national summits — spaces where India's wildlife community gathers, debates, and charts the path forward.
Join focused task forces tackling real challenges: human-wildlife conflict, sustainable tourism models, conservation storytelling, and youth engagement in wild India.
Membership
Become a founding member of the Indian Wildlife Network
Free founding membership · First access to every IWN event
A Living Network
IWN comes alive through ongoing interaction among its members — these are the spaces where India's wildlife community connects.

Once a year, India's entire wildlife community gathers under one canopy — researchers, photographers, filmmakers, and field heroes — to debate, share, and chart the next decade of conservation.

From Bengaluru and Guwahati to Mumbai and Dehradun — intimate evenings in 28+ states where neighbours discover they're fighting for the same forest.

Focused task forces tackling India's hardest wildlife problems — human-wildlife conflict, sustainable tourism models, and meaningful youth engagement in conservation.

Digital forums, monthly webinars, and active discussions that connect a researcher in Ladakh with a filmmaker in Goa in a single afternoon.

Walks, talks, and screenings designed to bring everyday people closer to India's wild — because conservation only works when communities care.
What's Coming
As IWN grows, so does the programme. Here's a taste of what awaits in the forests, the cities, and the spaces in between.
Dawn walks in Jim Corbett. Birdwatching in Bharatpur. Coastal trails of the Andamans. Led by those who know every track.
Conservation cinema that makes you feel the forest. Filmmaker Q&As that reveal what the camera never shows.
India's most credible wildlife voices — in intimate, unscripted conversations about what truly matters.
The annual gathering of India's wildlife community. Where ideas collide, partnerships form, and movements begin.
Bengaluru. Mumbai. Delhi. Kolkata. Local voices, local stories, local action — the heartbeat of IWN.
Roll up your sleeves. Join focused teams solving real conservation challenges across India's wildscapes.
Upcoming Events
IWN members get first access to every event. Pick one to explore — each has its own page with the full story.
Speaker: Mr. Jose Louies
Call for Speakers
We're inviting passionate wildlife storytellers to take the stage at our upcoming Wildlife Storytelling Session in Delhi. Whether you've tracked tigers, documented bird migrations, or lived alongside elephants — your story deserves an audience.
Share your experience with a room full of India's most dedicated wildlife enthusiasts, conservationists, and changemakers.
Limited speaker slots · 10 May 2026, New Delhi
Field Stories
First-hand experiences from India's forests, coasts, and mountains
Visual Narratives
Photography or filmmaking journeys that capture the wild
Research Insights
Conservation findings and discoveries worth sharing
Founding Voices
IWN wasn't dreamed up in a boardroom. It was born around campfires in Kanha, on boat rides through the Sundarbans, in editing suites where footage of India's last great wilderness areas was being pieced together. The founding group brings together decades of lived experience — people who've counted pugmarks, documented species, built responsible tourism models, and told the stories that shaped India's relationship with its wild.
Founding Voices will be announced soon.
Leadership Invitation
"Whether you're a conservationist, photographer, researcher, filmmaker, or simply someone who loves India's wild — this is your community. I personally invite you to be part of what we're building together."
The Indian Wildlife Network is more than a platform — it's a movement to unite every voice that speaks for India's wildlife. Join a growing community of passionate individuals dedicated to conservation, storytelling, and protecting the wild.
Together, we are stronger. Become a founding member of IWN.
Mohit Aggarwal
Founder, Indian Wildlife Network
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