The Dhole Project started with a crowd-funding campaign that helped raise $2000 towards the project.

We examined patterns and determinants of dhole distribution in the Western Ghats of India.

The Dhole Project was showcased at the Wildlife Conservation Network Fall Expo, California USA.

We were part of the 1st IUCN dhole meeting in Thailand, to assess dhole population and habitat viability.

We initiated the first long-term study to monitor dhole populations in the Western Ghats of India.

We undertook a global-scale review and meta-analysis of dhole–livestock–human interactions.

We created a strategic road map for conserving dholes in India using a spatial prioritization approach.

A milestone– we developed genetic, field and analytical methods to estimate dhole numbers in the wild.

We mapped dhole connectivity in India to help retain their movement routes across the country.

Back after a COVID-hit hiatus. Our dhole population monitoring work resumes in the Western Ghats.

We launched a new initiative to understand dholes in the agro-forests of India's Western Ghats.

We wrapped up a successful field season across seven sites in India's Western Ghats and three zoos.

We were part of the 2nd IUCN dhole meeting (Nepal) to update the Dhole Red List assessment.

We investigated how dholes compete and coexist with leopards and tigers across forestscapes of Asia.

We wrapped up yet another awesome field season across seven sites in India's Western Ghats.