Celebrating 10 years!
Kālinga Foundation
Conservation through Research and Environmental Education
Kalinga Foundation is a non-profit , non-governmental organization that integrates science and conscience for conserving forests and environment.
OUTREACH
We strongly believe that research and education are essential components of successful conservation efforts. We aim to engage individuals from diverse backgrounds, regardless of their age or educational qualifications. Through our workshops and camps, we seek to generate interest and inspire action towards the preservation of our forests.
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RESEARCH PROJECTS
From studying the most iconic snake species of the world – the King Cobra to the smallest of insects, Kalinga Foundation has been the field station and home for many researchers in the country and for researchers abroad.
Studies on King Cobra
Radio-telemetry of snakes
Agumbe Herpetofauna
Population Genetics of Crocodiles
INTERNSHIPS
If you are passionate about wildlife, willing to work in challenging field conditions with limited resources, self-motivated, able to work independently, and a team player, and can dedicate a minimum of one month, we encourage you to apply for our internship program.
To apply write to kalinga@kalingafoundation.org
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