RewildEd

Approaching Nature with Science

Approaching Nature
With Science.

“In the end, we will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand; and we will understand only what we are taught.” – Baba Dioum

Our workshops

Appreciation for Interconnectedness

To empower individuals with knowledge and awareness about the natural world, fostering a deep understanding and appreciation for the interconnectedness of all living things.

What We Do

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Research

We carry out wildlife research with the aim of conserving wildlife and contributing to solutions to real-world environmental problems such as biodiversity loss and human-wildlife conflict.

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Nature Education

We conduct nature education programs and workshops such as the Wilderness Training Program, to make ecological research accessible and fun for people from all walks of life!

Resources

WILDERNESS Training Program

The Wildlife Research, Nature Conservation and Leadership Training Program held at the Vanghat Lodge,
Jim Corbett National Park.

Resources

Selected books that we suggest for nature lovers!

Wildlife Sightings

Sharing with you our most memorable wildlife sightings.

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What’s your guess? . . . Meet The Crested Kingf

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Meet The Crested Kingfisher!

You are in the Himalayan foothills, lounging by a river, when a loud rattling cry makes you look up, and a silvery flash buzzes past you, zipping over the water. The Crested Kingfisher is the largest kingfisher species in India. They usually nest in burrows dug into vertical river or stream banks, or a small ravine. These ingenious birds dig the burrow with their beaks and feet. Males have brownish streaks which the females lack. There are four subspecies of this bird, of which Megaceryle lugubris continentalis is the Himalayan species.

birding, birdwatching, endangered species, nature education, upsc
#birdsofindia #birdsofinstagram #crestedkingfisher #kingfishers #indianwildlife #wildlife #wildlifephotography #indianbirds #upsc #upscmeme #upscfacts #wildlifefacts

What's your guess? . . . Meet The Great Hornbill

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Meet The Great Hornbill!

These beautiful birds with a distinct, cackling call are found moslty in dense, unlogged forests in the Western Gats and the Himalayan foothills. They are omnivorous, and while they love their figs, they ave also been known to feed on reptiles, rodents, and even bats!

Their nesting behaviour, like most hornbills, is fascinating, with the female getting walled off into a tree trunk cavity nest, where she lays the eggs and raises the young for the first few weeks. The male brings his mate food, regurgitating fruits to feed the female within the nest. This species is vulnerable, with a decreasing population.

birding, birdwatching, endangered species, nature education #birdsofindia #birdsofinstagram #greathornbill #hornbills #indianwildlife #wildlife #wildlifephotography #indianbirds #upsc #upscmeme #upscfacts #prelims #wildlifefacts

#throwback Ramganga valley in autumn, post monsoon

#throwback Ramganga valley in autumn, post monsoon, is greener than green.

Gathered at the breakfast spot in Vanghat, October 2021.

#tbt #ecology #environment #corbett #uttarakhand #nature

What's your guess? . . . Meet the Greater Adjuta

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Meet the Greater Adjutant Stork!

This odd bird with a cool comb-over has several names, each with a fascinating origin! The name 'adjutant' comes from its stiff, 'military-like' gait. This bird is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List, with only 3 breeding populations remaining in the world - one in Assam, one in Bihar, and one in Cambodia.

The bird is locally known as 'hargila' in Assamese, which translates as "bone swallower", due to its scavenging dietary habits.

They can be told apart from their cousin, the Lesser Adjutant Storks, by the larger size, paler bill, prominent white neck ruff, and paler wing panels.

birding, birdwatching, endangered species, nature education #upscaspirants #upscenvironmentandecology #upscmeme #upscprelims #environmentandecology #
#hargila #birdsofindia #birdsofinstagram #greateradjutantstork #storks #indianwildlife #wildlife #wildlifephotography #indianbirds

Always wanted to learn about wildlife and conserva

Always wanted to learn about wildlife and conservation, but don't know where to start?

This Wildlife Week, join a group of wildlife biologists in the forests of Corbett for the Wilderness Training Program from October 4th to 9th!

#ecology #indianwildlife #wildlife #wildlifephotography #indianbirds #birdsofindia #birdsofinstagram #corbett #tigers #CorbettNationalPark

Last 3 slots left for this year’s Autumn Wildern

Last 3 slots left for this year’s Autumn Wilderness Training Program at the Vanghat Lodge in Corbett!

Dates:
4th - 9th October 2023

Join us as we explore the wilderness of Corbett. Learn about ecology and conservation from wildlife biologists, while surrounded by the biodiversity of the Ramganga valley.

DM us, or call us on +91 95367 02777 for more details, and to register before seats are filled!

Testimonials | Wilderness Training Program

Testimonials | Wilderness Training Program

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Testimonials | Wilderness Training Program

Testimonials | Wilderness Training Program

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“In the end, we will conserve only what we love;

“In the end, we will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand; and we will understand only what we are taught.” – Baba Dioum

We are a dedicated group of wildlife biologists committed to spreading the message of biodiversity conservation through immersive workshops and engaging initiatives. Our aim is to bridge the gap between scientific research and the general public, fostering a deeper understanding of the natural world and inspiring tangible conservation actions.

Wilderness Autumn dates are here. 27th Sept – 2nd

Wilderness Autumn dates are here. 27th Sept - 2nd October || 4th Oct - 9th October Join the Wildlife Research,Nature Conservation and Leadership Course on the banks of River Ramnganga to learn more about wildlife. Walk in the valley spotting #elephants #tigers #greathornbills and other #avifauna of the #shivaliks at the #jimcorbettnationalpark.

Wilderness Program @vanghatlodge by @rewild.ed. Jo

Wilderness Program @vanghatlodge by @rewild.ed. Join us this Autumn and learn about nature and wildlife conservation. #environment #conservation #ecology #animalsofinstagram #animals #wildlife #wild #wildlifephotos #instanature #endangeredspecies #nikon #canonindia #wildlifeexperiences #wildlife #jimcorbett

Who gave sambars a fright? #vanghat_lodge #camerat

Who gave sambars a fright? #vanghat_lodge #cameratrap #sambardeer

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