At WCG, we view nature itself as a living laboratory. We believe that effective conservation begins with understanding—by learning deeply about the species, habitats, and ecosystems that surround us. That’s why wildlife research is a core part of our work. We regularly conduct scientific studies, ranging from bird and butterfly surveys to ecological assessments, often involving enthusiastic students from nearby villages. This participatory approach not only builds local capacity but also fosters a sense of connection and responsibility toward the natural world.
Our research efforts contribute to broader scientific understanding and have led to the publication of several articles in respected science journals. By encouraging field-based learning and community involvement, we aim to inspire a new generation of conservationists and ensure that our work is grounded in evidence and ecological insight. Below are some of the research articles published by our team—each one a small step toward understanding and protecting the biodiversity of our region.
