Turtles are often the unintended victims of fishing activities, as they can get entangled in hooks, nets, or lines. This can cause serious injuries or even death for these endangered animals. Fortunately, there are some organizations that work to rescue and rewild turtles that have been harmed by fishing gear. They provide medical care, rehabilitation, and release programs for the turtles, as well as education and awareness campaigns for the public. By rescuing and rewilding turtles, they help to conserve these amazing creatures and their habitats.

The Indian giant squirrel (Ratufa indica) is a large arboreal rodent native to the Indian subcontinent. It is mainly herbivorous and feeds on fruits, nuts, seeds, bark, and resin. Captive born individuals may develop dental problems due to improper diet, lack of chewing materials, or genetic factors. The treatment of captive born Indian giant squirrel teeth involves regular examination, trimming, extraction, or root canal therapy depending on the severity of the condition. The treatment should be performed by a qualified veterinarian with experience in exotic animal dentistry. In this episode, we will learn how we rescued the Indian giant squirrel, a species that lives in the tropical forests of India.

Hello Friends, Prof. Rouven Yosef is an ornithologist with over three decades of bird ringing experience. He lives in Eilat in Israel and is the recipient of Rolex Award. He is also a research adviser and member of Ela Foundation. In this episode Prof. Rouven Yosef, speaks to you on the menace of the invasive species Use headphones for best experience! Do share, subscribe & like! WLCI Podcast is available on prominent platforms like Spotify, Google, Amazon, SoundCloud..

Hello Friends, Let us begin our today's episode. Prof. Karen Wiebe - is from the university of Saskatchewan, Canada, she is studying woodpeckers for 23 years and snowy owls for 6 years. In this episode she will speak to you on amazing life of Northern Flicker. Use headphones for best experience! Do share, subscribe & like! WLCI Podcast is available on prominent platforms like Spotify, Google, Amazon, SoundCloud..

Hello Friends, Let us begin our today's episode. Prof. Karen Wiebe - is from the university of Saskatchewan, Canada, she is studying woodpeckers for 23 years and snowy owls for 6 years. In this episode she will speak to you on the beautiful but challenging Snowy Owls which dwells in subzero temperature of Arctic habitats. Use headphones for best experience! Do share, subscribe & like! WLCI Podcast is available on prominent platforms like Spotify, Google, Amazon, SoundCloud..

Hello Friends, In today's episode we have with us Dr. James Duncan. Dr. James Duncan, stays in Manitoba, Canada. He is the founder of an organization “Discover Owls”dedicated to Education, Rescue & Conservation of Owls. He is studying owls for over 30 years & he has authored the definitive “Owls of the World” book. In today’s episode he will speak to you on two strix species of owls (The Great Gray Owl & The Barred Owl) & relate them to strix species in India, The Mottled Wood Owl & The Brown Wood Owl. Use headphones for best experience! Do share, subscribe & like! WLCI Podcast is available on prominent platforms like Spotify, Google, Amazon, SoundCloud..

In this episode, Dr. Henry Noltie develops the podcast on Alexander Gibson to India’s 2nd conservator of forest, Dr. Hugh Cleghorn, of the Madras Presidency. Use headphones for best experience! Do share, subscribe & like! WLCI Podcast is available on prominent platforms like Spotify, Google, Amazon, SoundCloud..

Hello Friends, Welcome to Season 3; Today we will listen to Dr. Henry Noltie, a research associate of the Royal Botanical Garden, Edinburgh. He specializes in the history of Indian botany, with the particular interest in botanical drawings made my Indian artists. Dr. Henry Noltie gives a brief introduction to Alexander Gibson, the first conservator of forest of the Bombay Presidency. Use Headphones for Better Experience! Do share, subscribe & like! WLCI Podcast available on prominent platforms like Soundcloud, Spotify, Google, Amazon.....

Hello! Season 2 - Episode 8 - Tiger In this episode Dr. Suruchi Pande takes you on a safari in the dense Indian forests to meet the mighty predator “the tiger”. Forest is safe where a tiger dwells in all its glory. No wonder Indian wilderness has so many deities related to tiger. Stay tuned. Use headphones for better experience. Like+Share+Subscribe Thanks!

Season 2 -Episode 7- Peafowl Hello Listeners, Indian Peafowl is arguably the most beautiful elegant bird of the world and is the National bird of India. In the seventh episode, Dr. Suruchi Pande introduces you to the various links of the “Mayur” the peacock with ancient Indian conservation thought. A must listen episode. Use Headphones for Immersive Experience. Do Subscribe+Share+Like! Tune-in Nature!!

Season 2 - Episode No.6 - Vulture In the sixth episode, Dr. Suruchi Pande has looked at the scavenging and now critically endangered vulture using the modern torchlight to understand the secret from the past. Indian culture admired the vulture and epic Ramayana commemorates the role of vultures: “Jatayu and Sampaati” in exemplary words. Don’t miss this episode. Do Subscribe, Share & Like! Headphones recommended for immersive experience. Tune-in Nature!