India Turtle Conservation Program

India Turtle Conservation Program is dedicated to the preservation and protection of India's invaluable freshwater ecosystems. Operating as a registered entity under Section 8 of the Companies Act 2013, the India Turtle Conservation Program focuses on advanced conservation strategies, comprehensive research initiatives, and extensive community outreach programs. These efforts spotlight turtles and other often-overlooked aquatic species, including dolphins, gharials, and muggers, ensuring their habitats are prioritized on the national conservation agenda.

Located in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, at D1/317 Sector F Jankipurum, India Turtle Conservation Program actively engages with policymakers to promote awareness and support for threatened wildlife resources. Through collaborative partnerships with the Government of India and State Forest Departments, the organization leads five significant projects across key Turtle Priority areas such as the National Chambal Sanctuary, Terai Arc Landscape, Kaziranga National Park, and Sundarbans Tiger Reserve. These regional centers drive in-situ conservation activities, manage Assurance colonies, and implement vital conservation breeding programs.

The India Turtle Conservation Program is committed to making a lasting impact on India's biodiversity and ecological health. Discover more about how India Turtle Conservation Program is shaping the future of wildlife conservation. We invite the management team to enhance this profile further with a customized showcase and product listing, highlighting the full spectrum of initiatives and achievements of India Turtle Conservation Program.