Countries that have signed the Convention on Biodiversity acknowledge the importance of biological diversity for maintaining life-sustaining systems of the biosphere. However, despite the efforts of many, societies at large still ignore the severity of biodiversity loss.
Moreover, isn't it the government's problem to protect ecosystems and wildlife? Not only. Imagine cities, countryside and protected areas if we all were involved. We would learn, contribute to sustainable development, have healthy environment for children and be surrounded by beauty, because nature is beautiful. How to contribute to the protection of species and ecosystems?
The Ecos team is composed of experts who are providing their knowledge to help NGOs, companies and administrations to undertake projects dedicated partly or entirely to biodiversity conservation.
We also run our own projects, are actively involved in field work, provide support systems to students and give general guidelines to encourage our visitors to improve their expertise.
If you are committed to biodiversity conservation, let's roll!
ECOS is a member of the Indian Bird Conservation Network. Have a look at IBCN's website clicking on the logo and consider becoming a member.