Amidst a recent development, the Director of the Wildlife Institute of India, Mr. Virendra Tiwari (1990 batch IFS officer), was handed out a Certificate of Appreciation for his “invaluable contributions to the TADOBA-Andheri Tiger Reserve” during the opulent TADOBA festival.

The Wildlife Institute of India is an autonomous institute operating under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Govt. of India.

Director WII @vrtiwari1 receives heartfelt recognition at the TADOBA festival for his invaluable contributions to the TADOBA. Thank you for your dedicated efforts in making TADOBA a better place conservation. #TADOBA #Community #Appreciation 🙌" @moefcc @MahaForest pic.twitter.com/6q1VLTsjPO

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— Wildlife Institute of India (@wii_india) March 12, 2024