Biologist Sangita Iyer took steps to prevent endangered Asian elephants

Biologist and conservationist Sangita Iyer is actively working to protect the endangered Asian elephants, of which only 40,000 are left worldwide, with 60% residing in India. Recognizing the significance of India as the last stronghold for these magnificent creatures, Iyer has taken up the cause to ensure their survival.

Her efforts encompass a range of conservation initiatives aimed at preserving elephant habitats, mitigating human-elephant conflicts, and promoting awareness about the importance of elephant conservation.

By collaborating with local communities, wildlife organizations, and government agencies, Iyer strives to create a sustainable coexistence between humans and elephants. Through her dedicated work, she hopes to secure a brighter future for these iconic animals and raise global consciousness about the urgent need for their protection.