This is a great illustration of the dimensions we cover in our leadership development program. Today’s challenges can only be tackled through collective engagement, alignment of incentives, and understanding that we all stand to loose if we do not adjust behavior. The inside story of the Paris climate agreement What would you do if your… Read more »
A very important toolkit. Zero Poaching Toolkit Our vision is a world free of poaching Source
Poachers killed more tigers in 2016 so far than during entire 2015 India, with 3,200 tigers, is home to 70 percent of the world's tigers. Source
South-South Knowledge Exchange | HLM3 Summary : Accelerating development impact through… On March 30-31, 2016, more than 400 high-level representatives from 66 countries and 11 multilateral institutions gathered in Washington DC to share experiences and discuss future steps for building country capacities for knowledge sharing in support of global development goals. Co-hosted by the Gov…… Read more »
Excellent meetings with the leadership of the Wild Life Institute of India (WII) and the Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE) to discuss future capacity development programs. Source
Visit to Corbett National Park, right after the Conference. Source
Presentation this morning emphasized the need to accelerate the sharing of the most innovative and effective front line conservation practices. The presentation also emphasized the need to bring together all stakeholders (public, private, NGO, local communities) to foster coalitions for change. Source
A very inspiring speech by the Prime Minister of India. Credit was given to the Global Tiger Initiative we incubated within the World Bank and the Global Tiger Forum who is now taking the lead from New Delhi From Prime Minister Narendra Modi's memorable soundbites at the 3rd Asian Ministerial Conference on Tiger Conservation in… Read more »
Just arrived in New Delhi to participate in the 3AMC Tigers 3AMC Tigers 3rd Asia Ministerial Conference on Tiger Conservation, New Delhi April 12-14, 2016 Source
Good news is sometimes hard to find in the conservation arena. But our recent paper in Science Advances (Tracking Change and Preventing Loss in Critical Tiger Habitats) shows that there still is enough room in Asian jungles for the global wild tiger population to double in size and perhaps twenty years hence even triple. It… Read more »