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The Nature Conservancy in India

Two young adult tiger cubs rest in the early morning light at Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, India.
Sibling Symmetry Two young adult tiger cubs rest in the early morning light at Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, India. © Anay Tarnekar/TNC Photo Contest 2019
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Towards a healthy and vibrant India for nature and people

With 8% of the Earth’s biodiversity, India is home to spectacular and diverse natural places, and unique wildlife. India recognizes the need to protect its natural heritage for its intrinsic values, and the well-being of its people. We are working to support India’s vision of “developing without destruction” by finding science-led solutions for challenges at the interface of conservation and development.

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The official start of the Ganges River where two other rivers, the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda, converge.

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An overview of the conservation projects we manage in India.

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Meet the members of our sister organization, known as 'TNC-The Nature Conservancy Centre' in India, and its Advisory Board on their India-based website.

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During winter, migratory sea gulls make a stay of almost 100 days on the bank of river Yamuna.

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Meet the members of our sister organization, known as 'TNC-The Nature Conservancy Centre' in India, and its Advisory Board on their India-based website.

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