Senior Fellow

Srinivas is a wildlife biologist with particular interest in understanding changes in landscape level processes and structure and how the same affect large mammal populations and distributions. He is a guest faculty at the M.Sc course in Wildlife Biology and Conservation at National Centre for Biological Sciences, where he has been co-guiding students for their Master's thesis. Srinivas's expertise is varied, ranging from using a spatial approach to understanding various ecological and environmental questions to finding innovative and practical solutions to conservation problems.

Completed Projects

Replicating Community Managed Fish Conservation Zones in Free Flowing Rivers • Completed: -
Saving the Fish from Mekong to Meghalaya • Completed: -
Developing a Conservation Plan for the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve • Completed: -
Elephant on the Zebra Crossing • Completed: -
My Elephant in My Village • Completed: -
Knowledge of Hydrologic Services for Conservation in Biodiversity Hotspots: Promoting Long-Term Ecohydrology Studies in the Western Ghats of India • Completed: -
Baseline Estimates of Wildlife in the Kodaikanal Wildlife Sanctuary • Completed: -
The Elephant in the Towns Commons • Completed: -
Assessing the Impacts of Infrastructure Development on Forest Fragmentation and Potential Connectivity for Large Mammals in the Western Ghats • Completed: -
Building Baseline data to Identify and Prioritise Key Biodiversity Areas in India • Completed: -
Hydrologic and carbon services in the Western Ghats: Response of forests and agro-ecosystems to extreme rainfall events • Completed: -

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