Sethu G

Sethu joined in Wildlife Trust of India in October 2017 as a field officer in the Whale Shark conservation project (Kerala & Lakshadweep). His education in Public Relations and Journalism with specialisation in mass communications and previous experience as a journalist will be an asset as WTI moves ahead with the whale shark project in Kerala and Lakshadweep.

ABOUT TEAM WTI

What began as a three-member team in a small room in south Delhi in 1998, is today a family of about 150 professionals from diverse backgrounds - conservation biologists, scientists, sociologists, wildlife veterinarians, managers, lawyers, finance experts and communication specialists - but committed to the common cause of wildlife. They are based in any of the 15 field stations in remote parts of the country and a central coordinating office in the national capital region. An Executive Management Team comprising experienced conservationists, scientists and managers provide a visionary leadership to the vibrant and enthusiastic WTI team. The Board of Trustees of WTI comprises stalwarts who bring together a collective experience of many decades in the field of conservation, education and management.