The Wildlife Institute of India (WII), an autonomous body under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, is seeking qualified Indian nationals for two temporary project-based positions. These roles are specifically for the Project Great Indian Bustard, which aims to advance conservation efforts through scientific research and management. Selected candidates will contribute to critical field operations and clinical treatments at designated breeding centers in Rajasthan, playing a vital role in the protection of endangered species.
Joining this project offers a unique opportunity to work on high-impact wildlife conservation initiatives under the guidance of a premier national institute. The role provides significant exposure to specialized avian care and field research, enhancing professional expertise in the environmental sector.