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: -
Baseline Estimates of Wildlife in the Kodaikanal Wildlife Sanctuary• Completed: -
The Elephant in the Towns Commons• Completed: -
Grassland and Habitat Mapping Study, Pakke Tiger Reserve• Completed: -
Fostering grass-roots conservation in India - A Rufford Initiative• Completed: -
Functional Connectivity for Large Mammals in the Southern Western Ghats• Completed: -
UNDP-UNTRS Post-Tsunami Environment initiative -Phase II• Completed: -

Publications

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