Women Wildlife Vets of India

11/03/2026

Proud moment for women in wildlife veterinary service.

Congratulations to Dr. Priyal Chouragade, with respectful acknowledgment to Dr. Vinita Vyas and the entire team behind this challenging operation.

Congratulations to Dr. Priyal Chouragade on this commendable achievement in wildlife field and rescue and veterinary practice. Successfully tranquilizing a tiger with negative and harmful interactions with the people after a long, demanding, and high-pressure operation is no small task. Such interve...

09/02/2026

Subadult dispersing tigers roam vast distances seeking new territories, often crossing human areas unintentionally.

"What Wildlife Professionals Think"

Young tigers venture far from birth areas to establish territories, preventing overcrowding and inbreeding in core habitats. Protecting wildlife corridors allows safe passage, minimizing encounters through tech like camera traps and radio collars. This approach sustains tiger numbers while easing pressures on nearby communities.

"What Common People Think"

Forest-edge communities treasure wildlife but face daily anxieties over livestock losses and child safety during tiger sightings.Practical steps like community patrols, timely compensation, and solar fencing build confidence for living alongside big cats. Mutual respect turns challenges into stories of shared stewardship.

"What the Dispersing Tiger Thinks"

Instinct for my own home territory pulls me through familiar trails toward open spaces and future prides, away from crowded kin. Unseen barriers force risky detours past villages, where peace is all I seek in my solitary quest. Linked greenways would let me glide unseen, thriving without stirring fear.

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13/01/2026

22/09/2025

I express my profound gratitude to the organizers of the Almora Literature Festival for recognizing and appreciating the significance of Animal Health in the overall health of the ecosystem. I am honored to have been invited as a speaker to present and exchange views on this important topic.

Meet Dr.Aditi Sharma

Dr. Aditi Sharma is a distinguished wildlife veterinarian and environment conservation leader based in Uttarakhand, India, renowned for her pioneering role in implementing One Health approaches to safeguard ecosystem and animal health.

As Founder and Director of the Council for Environment and Sustainable Development, she has spearheaded numerous community-driven projects aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals, focusing on integrated wildlife management, climate change adaptation, and human-wildlife conflict mitigation.

With 22+ years of professional experience, extensive policy contributions, and international training, Dr. Sharma optimizes collaboration across human, animal, and ecosystem health, championing environmental stewardship. Her leadership and advocacy continue to inspire transformative action for biodiversity and conservation across India and beyond.

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02/05/2025

How ethical is it to involve wild animal species in entertainment shows
https://youtu.be/K5R-9jDMB7I?si=ir8gBjXf8hGjb31E

13/11/2024

The recognition I received today, November 13th, from the Indian Association of Women Veterinarians is greatly appreciated and reinforces my commitment to delivering exceptional services moving forward.

15/09/2022

Link for registration https://lnkd.in/duTZD4v7

12/09/2022

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11/09/2022

21/08/2022

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17/08/2022

Thanks to Pashudhan Praharee, IVA & other Jury members for acknowledging my services and bestowing upon me this Award. Thanks to Dr. Rajesh Kumar Singh as well.