Scientific Research & Conservation Studies

Advancing knowledge through research to support wildlife conservation, habitat protection, and long-term ecological balance.

Scientific Research & Collaboration

CIWY promotes scientific research as a key tool in addressing habitat destruction, illegal wildlife trafficking, and species decline. Over the years, we have developed extensive knowledge of the ecosystems and species surrounding our sanctuaries.

We offer students and researchers from around the world the opportunity to conduct studies that contribute to a deeper understanding of these environments and support our conservation efforts. If you are interested in collaborating on a research project, we welcome you to contact us with your proposal at info@intiwarayassi.org.

Our research activities have included:
Behavioral studies of species living within our sanctuaries
Analysis of the ecological role of species in seed dispersal and reforestation
Population studies of flora and fauna in protected and surrounding areas
Development of management and release protocols for different species

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