What is the International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA)?

The IBCA is a coalition dedicated to protecting species like tigers, lions, leopards, and other big cats, involving multiple countries and conservation partners.

Where and when is the IBCA executive course being held?

The executive course is being held in Bengaluru from February 8 to 13, with delegates later visiting Mysuru's tiger reserves.

Who is participating in the wildlife conservation program?

Approximately 40 senior officials, including policymakers and conservation practitioners, from 23 different countries are participating.

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India Leads Global Wildlife Meet in Bengaluru

5 Feb

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Summary

International Big Cat Alliance convenes a conservation course in Bengaluru.
The program involves 40 officials from 23 nations focusing on wildlife.
Karnataka's conservation leadership will be showcased to delegates.

India Leads Global Wildlife Meet in Bengaluru

The International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA), launched in Mysuru, is set to advance global wildlife cooperation with an executive course in Bengaluru from February 8 to 13. This program, funded by India's Ministry of External Affairs, will host approximately 40 senior officials from 23 nations.

The course aims to build capacity in wildlife conservation and will include field visits to Karnataka's Bandipur and Nagarahole Tiger Reserves. Participants will learn about India's successful models in managing diverse wildlife landscapes and human-wildlife conflict.

This event serves as a prelude to the first global IBCA summit planned for 2026 in New Delhi. IBCA is a coalition dedicated to protecting various big cat species worldwide.