Posters

The poster session at IWEC `24 features 102 posters exploring diverse research in Indian wildlife ecology. The posters will be on display at the NCBS Colonnade for all three days of the conference, covering broad themes such as Animal Ecology, Avian Ecology, Invertebrate Ecology, Marine Ecology, Plant Ecology, and Urban Ecology. 

Dedicated poster sessions will be held between 3PM – 4:30PM on 14th & 15th June, allowing participants to engage directly with the presenting authors of the posters. 

List of Posters

Poster NoAbstract TitlePresenting Author NamePresenting Author EmailPresenting Author InstitutionThemeSub-Theme
1Our Two Scents: Chemical cues as means of non-visual communication in an endangered social carnivoreAvantika Deep Sharmaavantikadeepsharma@gmail.comWildlife Conservation Society-IndiaAnimal EcologyCarnivore
2Tea for Two: How dholes navigate shared spaces in the agroforests of India’s Western GhatsAbraham Piousabrahampious97727@gmail.comWildlife Conservation Society-IndiaAnimal EcologyCarnivore
3Dietary patterns of three sympatric carnivores in the Karakoram wildlife sanctuary, Ladakh, India.Chamba wangmowangmochams@gmail.comUniversity of KashmirAnimal EcologyCarnivore
4Feliplex: a high throughput sequencing (HTS) microsatellite panel for genetic monitoring of felidsDivyashree Ranadivyashreerana24@gmail.comNational Centre for Biological SciencesAnimal EcologyCarnivore
5Disentangling the functional role of vertebrate scavengers at carcass in Haryana’s Aravalli hillsHitesh Kumarhiteshgurehaya76@gmail.comSálim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History (Southern Regional Centre for Wildlife Institute of India)Animal EcologyCarnivore
6Optimizing large carnivore conservation in Kashmir Himalaya:Habitat,connectivity & PAs effectivenessMehnaz Nazirmehnaznazirbhat23@gmail.comLovely Professional UniversityAnimal EcologyCarnivore
7In Trans: Himalayan brown bear homing LadakhNiazul H. Khanniaz.khan797@gmail.comWildlife Institute of IndiaAnimal EcologyCarnivore
8Potential of agroforests to support a carnivore community in the Western Ghats.Pooja Saravanan13.poojasaravanan@gmail.comNational Center for Biological Sciences (NCBS-TIFR)Animal EcologyCarnivore
9Unveiling the Microbiome of the Indian Wolf: Exploring Probiotics for Conservation EffortsRahul Guptarahulgupta9166004615@gmail.comRajiv Gandhi Institute of IT and BiotechnologyAnimal EcologyCarnivore
10Community perceptions of dog-wildlife interactions in trans-Himalayan LahaulRashmi Singh Ranarashmi.singh@student.uts.edu.auTD School, University of Technology SydneyAnimal EcologyCarnivore
11Understanding Lesser-known Tiger Corridors in Central Indian Landscape.Rutuja Bhataderutujab1996@gmail.comWWF-IndiaAnimal EcologyCarnivore
12Current understanding of intermediate form between golden langur & capped langur in the contact zoneAshika Dhimalashikadhimal606@gmail.comIndian Institute of ScienceAnimal EcologyGenetics and Physiology
13Visualising seasonal variation in stress and diet through the lens of nutritional ecologyAVIK BANERJEEavikb365@gmail.comIndian Institute of ScienceAnimal EcologyGenetics and Physiology
14Ecology of Toxoplasma gondii in Small Mammals and Wild Felids in IndiaFathima Aslaha T Rfathimaaslahatheruvathrasheed@students.iisertirupati.ac.inIISER TirupatiAnimal EcologyGenetics and Physiology
15Gut Bacterial Composition and Diversity in Tigers (Panthera tigris)Gudimella Anushaanushakiran152@gmail.comCSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular BiologyAnimal EcologyGenetics and Physiology
16Estimating Invasion of Armoured Sailfin Catfishes in Water bodies of Eastern Ghats, Using eDNANEELDEEP GANGULYgangulyneeldeep.1999@gmail.comCSIR- Centre For Cellular And Molecular BiologyAnimal EcologyGenetics and Physiology
17Understanding Landscape-Level Asian Elephant Distribution In Meghalaya: enhancing conservationAnushka Saikiaanushka@aaranyak.orgAaranyakAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
18Endemic and isolated: Examining habitat occupancy to inform conservation planning for BlackbuckDhawal B. Mehtadhawal.zoology@gmail.comBahauddin Government Science College, JunagadhAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
19Pygmy Hog Conservation: Current Status and Future ProspectsDhritiman Dasdhritiz@gmail.comPygmy Hog Conservation Programme – Durrell Wildlife Conservation TrustAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
20Exploring the Significance of Human-Elephant Coexistence in the Anthropocene EraDR. Jayaprakash. C.Rcrjayaprakash@gmail.comAssociate Professor & Head, Dept. of Communication, PSG College of Arts & ScienceAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
21Perils of Plastic: understanding risk of plastic ingestion in wild species around natural habitatsGitanjali Katlamgitanjalikatlam@gmail.comNature Science Initiative (NSI), DehradunAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
22Historic Population demography and niche partitioning of sympatric species of pikasHarsha Kumarharshakkumar@students.iisertirupati.ac.inIISER TirupatiAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
23Familiarity inferred from space-use and between-clan dominance in Asian elephants, NTR-BTR, IndiaJabili Chowdarijabili.chowdari@gmail.comJNCASR, bangaloreAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
24Preliminary Investigation on the Status of Gliding Squirrels at Ranikhet, Almora District, Uttarakhand, IndiaMirza Altaf Baiggi3958@myamu.ac.inDepartment of Wildlife Sciences, Aligarh Muslim UniversityAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
25Combatting Poaching of Kashmir Musk Deer: Strategies for Conservation in the Kashmir HimalayasMohsin Javidmjavid@myamu.ac.inAligarh Muslim UniversityAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
26Mapping Bat Roost Sites And Developing Conservation And Education Strategies Through Citizen ScienceNithin Divakarnithindivakar21@gmail.comKerala Forest Research InstituteAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
27Insights into the ecology and persistence of the Critically Endangered Chinese Pangolin in MWLSPRIYANKA RAIpriyanka.rai@atree.orgASHOKA TRUST FOR RESEARCH IN ECOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENTAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
28Distribution of Small Kashmir Flying Squirrel (Eoglaucomys fimbriatus) from Kashmir ValleyQazi Hammad Mueenmueenqari111@gmail.comMiddle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey; Wildlife Research and Conservation FoundationAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
29Examining habitat selection and space use of lion-tailed macaques using fine-scale movement analysisSikha Hariharansikhahariharan@gmail.comCentre for Wildlife Studies, BengaluruAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
30Elevation gradients in species richness and body weight in small mammals in Sikkim Himalaya.Sunita Khatiwarasunitakhatiwara@gmail.comDepartment of Forest & Environment, SikkimAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
31Insights from camera trapping in the socio-ecological landscape of Darjeeling-Sikkim HimalayaThangsuanlian Naulaklian.tango@gmail.comAshoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the EnvironmentAnimal EcologyPopulation, Distribution and Conservation
32Exploring sex determining mechanisms in Indian reptilesABHIRAMI M JAYAKUMARabhirami.mj@gmail.comCENTRE FOR ECOLOGICAL SCIENCES, IISCAnimal EcologyHerpetofauna
33Black Softshell Turtle: Distribution, habitat analysis, nesting behaviour at Baneswar, West BengalKarabi Roy Pramanikkskarabi1996@gmail.comCooch Behar Panchanan Barma UniversityAnimal EcologyHerpetofauna
34Microhabitat heterogeneity and its implications in thermoregulatory strategies of two agamidsMarwa Abdul Razakmarwaabdulrazak@students.iisertirupati.ac.inIISER TirupatiAnimal EcologyHerpetofauna
35Amphibian Diversity In Two Different Landscapes: A Case Study In West BengalMihika Neogineogimihika00@gmail.comSerampore CollegeAnimal EcologyHerpetofauna
36Influence of Habitat Features on the Oviposition site selection of the Indian Golden-backed frog.Mrunali Rautmrunaliraut434@gmail.comN/AAnimal EcologyHerpetofauna
37More the merrier? Influence of Mango Orchards on the Reptile Communities of the Lateritic PlateausPrathamesh Amberkarprathameshsamberkar@gmail.comBharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Environment Education and Research, PuneAnimal EcologyHerpetofauna
38Abiotic factors affect calling phenology of direct-developing anurans in southern Western GhatsPreethi Spreethi.s@wcsindia.orgWildlife Conservation Society – IndiaAnimal EcologyHerpetofauna
39Correlating activity and aggression in male Psammophilus dorsalis lizardsSatabdi Mandalsatabdi.priti23@gmail.comNISER BhubaneshwarAnimal EcologyHerpetofauna
40STUDY OF AMPHIBIAN DIVERSITY OF THUSHARAGIRI RANGE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CLIMATIC PARAMETERSVardha Nourinvardhanourin@gmail.comPG & Research Department of Zoology, Farook CollegeAnimal EcologyHerpetofauna
41Understanding Eagle Owl Population Dynamics in Response to Ecotonal Land Cover ChangesAditya Ganeshaditya.ganesh@atree.orgAshoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the EnvironmentAvian Ecology 
42Using an automated detection algorithm to analyze singing activity of a Western Ghats endemic birdAditya Panigrahyadityapanigrahy@students.iisertirupati.ac.inIISER TirupatiAvian Ecology 
43Foraging differentiation among woodpeckers in the non-protected forests of Eastern HimalayaAditya Pradhanaditya.pradhan@atree.orgATREEAvian Ecology 
44Shorebirds, The Neglected Actor Of The Ecosystem : Evidence From West BengalAdrija Pauladrijapaul49@gmail.comSerampore CollegeAvian Ecology 
45Acoustic Assessment of Habitat Quality: Insights from diverse habitats of peninsular IndiaArpit Omprakashomprakasharpit@gmail.comIndian Institute of ScienceAvian Ecology 
46Modelling habitat connectivity for endemic bird species in the Shola Sky IslandsArunima Jainarunima.jain00@gmail.comIISER TirupatiAvian Ecology 
47Dispersal Ability Modulates the Relationship Between Body Size and Threatened Status in Indian BirdsDeesha Jeppudeesha_j.siaspg23@krea.ac.inKrea UniversityAvian Ecology 
48Population trends and survival of the Indian Swiftlet: the flagship species of the sea caveDhanusha Kawalkardhanushakawalkar@gmail.comManipal Academy of Higher Education,Avian Ecology 
49Investigating the role of inter-species interactions on range distributions in Himalayan carnivoresPooja Chandpooja.chand_phd22@ashoka.edu.inAshoka University, Sonipat, HaryanaAvian Ecology 
50Assessing responses and adaptability of grassland bird communities to wind farm establishmentR. Sankaranarayanansankaranarayanan.r@atree.orgAshoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the EnvironmentAvian Ecology 
51Are female songs structurally different from male songs in a monomorphic species, the White-bellied Sholakili (Sholicola albiventris)?Rohith Srinivasanrohith.s@ahduni.edu.inAhmedabad UniversityAvian Ecology 
52White-bellied Sea-Eagles in Kerala: Nesting Status and Nest Site CharacteristicsRoshnath Rameshroshnath.r@gmail.comMalabar Awareness and Rescue Center for WildlifeAvian Ecology 
53Agricultural Land Use in Structuring Avian Feeding Guild CompositionShuchismita Dasdsuchismita2014@gmail.comAmity UniversityAvian Ecology 
54State of Indian’s BirdsSoIBcontact@stateofindiasbirds.inSoIBAvian Ecology 
55Biodiversity of Odonata of Kashmir Himalayas in reference to Climate ChangeAijaz Ahmad Qureshidraijazphd@gmail.comIslamic University of Science & Technology, Awantipora, KashmirInvertebrate Ecology 
56“GOOD FOOD, GOOD MOOD” Indication of coevolution in different butterfly families with nectar plantBithi Majumderbukun.nm@gmail.comNature Mates – Nature ClubInvertebrate Ecology 
57The response of male Oecanthus henryi to louder conspecific calls: An empirical study quantifying competitionDebarpita Das22371023@pondiuni.ac.inIndian Institute of ScienceInvertebrate Ecology 
58Nocturnal pollinators (Moth) in the forest ecosystem of West Kameng District of Arunachal PradeshDipayan Mitradip.the.nocturnal@gmail.comZoological Survey of IndiaInvertebrate Ecology 
59Behavioral study of freshwater migratory crab Inglethelphusa fronto at Chalkewadi plateau WG, India.Gayatri Pawargayatripawar805@gmail.comMahadare Ecological Research InstituteInvertebrate Ecology 
60Impacts of selective logging on microclimates, arthropods and foraging by Himalayan birdsKanika Aggarwalkanika14.aggarwal@gmail.comCentre for Ecological Science, IIScInvertebrate Ecology 
61Welcoming new footprint of Mycalesis persoides (Moore [1892] in India through an integrated studyPrarthana Goswamiprarthana.goswami83@gmail.comGauhati UniversityInvertebrate Ecology 
62Geography and Climate Shapes the Phylogeography of Scolopendrid Centipedes in the Western GhatsS S Dhanushss.dhanush@students.iiserpune.ac.inIISER PuneInvertebrate Ecology 
63Long-term insect monitoring in a mixed-use tropical landscape in the Western GhatsSanath R Msanathrm23@iisertvm.ac.inIISER ThiruvananthapuramInvertebrate Ecology 
64Potter wasps: Natural pest control agents and marvellous engineersShweta Mukundanmukundanshweta@gmail.comIndian Institute of ScienceInvertebrate Ecology 
65Towards conservation of butterflies of Kashmir HimalayasSobiya Syeedsyeed.sobiya@gmail.comTDUInvertebrate Ecology 
66Species richness and habitat association of Dung beetles in Valmiki Tiger Reserve, Bihar, BettiahSourabh Vermasourabhvermabhu@bhu.ac.inBanaras Hindu UniversityInvertebrate Ecology 
67Climatic niche divergence shapes allopatric speciation in select peninsular Indian centipedesSudhanshu Kumarsudhanshu.kumar@students.iiserpune.ac.inIISER PuneInvertebrate Ecology 
68Drivers of diversity differ between specialist and generalist avian malaria parasitesTanvi Kadakoltanvi_k.siaspg23@krea.ac.inKrea UniversityInvertebrate Ecology 
69Factors driving Odonata diversity in the Kuruva Islands, Western Ghats, IndiaVivek Chandran Aavivekchandran2@gmail.comChrist College (Autonomous), IrinjalakudaInvertebrate Ecology 
70Systematic review of restoration efforts in the Western and Trans Himalayas: current realities and implicationsAashra Hannah Iypeaashraiype@gmail.comNature Conservation FoundationPlant Ecology 
71Seed-fungal associations in tropical Ficus speciesAayush Guptaaayush510r@gmail.comLaCONES, CSIR-CCMB, HyderabadPlant Ecology 
72Phenology to understand plant seasons and their calendar in the present changing climate scenarioAppaji Nandanandabotany@gmail.comKodachadri Integrated Development SocietyPlant Ecology 
73Phenology of woody plant species in the tropical dry forest of Bannerghatta National ParkBalasubramanya Sharmasharmabalasubramanya@gmail.comUniversity of Trans-Disciplinary Health Sciences and Technology (TDU)Plant Ecology 
74Taxonomic and phylogenetic diversity of woody plant species in India’s tropical dry biomesD Kaikhodkaikho@gmail.comNational Centre for Biological SciencesPlant Ecology 
75Seedling distributions in response to microclimate and edge distance in a tropical fragmented forestDevi Tejaswinidevitejaswini7@gmail.comCSIR-CCMB, LaCONES, HyderabadPlant Ecology 
76Impact of climate change on the distribution of an endangered keystone species Calligonum polygonoides L. using environmental variables.JEREEM THAMPANjereem.thampan@bsip.res.inBirbal Sahni Institute of Palaeosciences (BSIP), Lucknow & Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research (AcSIR), GhaziabadPlant Ecology 
77Reconstructing forest fire-vegetation-human inter-relationships in Mudumalai National ParkNithin kumarnithinadoor8646@gmail.comNational Institute for Advanced StudiesPlant Ecology 
78Impacts of Lantana camara invasion on the Savanna ecosystems, Eastern Ghats, IndiaPeddiraju Bandarubandarupeddiraju14@gmail.comCSIR-CCMBPlant Ecology 
79An open probabilistic land cover dataset of India’s semi-arid Open Natural Ecosystems (ONE)Pradeep Koulgipradeepkoulgi@gmail.comN/APlant Ecology 
80Plant functional traits shape tree species distribution in tropical dry ecosystems of Eastern GhatsRashmi Rairashmirai2096@gmail.comCSIR- CCMB, LaCONESPlant Ecology 
81Occurrence of Euploca baclei (DC.) Diane & Hilger (Boraginaceae) from northern lateritic zones of Kerala, India: A Botanical Evidence for strengthening the theory of Biotic Ferry.RIJURAJ M Prijurajmp@gmail.comJNTBGRI, TrivandrumPlant Ecology 
82In-situ data from Indian mangroves to assess habitat vulnerability and resilience to climate changeSamakshi Tiwarisamakshitiwari@gmail.comCIFOR-ICRAFPlant Ecology 
83Benefits to existing tree vegetation due to protection measures at the Koyna Eco-restoration siteSunil Kalesunilkale25@gmail.comWildlife Research & Conservation SocietyPlant Ecology 
84Harmonising tree inventory datasets across India can fill critical gaps in tropical ecologyTanaya Nairtanayanair583@gmail.comUniversity of the Witwatersrand, South AfricaPlant Ecology 
85Under Drier conditions, soil microbes mediate exclusion for two plant species in a tropical forestVinayak Prakash Sainisainivinayak@gmail.comCCMB HyderabadPlant Ecology 
86Plastic Ingestion and Accumulation in Olive Ridleys: Rushikulya vs Devi, OdishaAbhishek Thawaitat19ms160@iiserkol.ac.inIISER KolkataMarine Ecology 
87More than feminisation: The impacts of climate change on sea turtle eggs, embryos and hatchlingsAndrea D. Phillottandrea.phillott@gmail.comFLAME UniversityMarine Ecology 
88Diet composition & variation in four commonly landed & threatened shark species in Maharashtra IndiaGarima Boragarimabora99@gmail.comDakshin foundationMarine Ecology 
89BlueMAP-India: A tool for marine conservation outreach and information for the massesPhalguni Ranjanphalguni@wcsindia.orgWildlife Conservation Society-IndiaMarine Ecology 
90Corallimorpharian sea anemone infestation in the coral reefs of Lakshadweep ArchipelagoS. PRAKASHprakash.s1311@gmail.comSathyabama Institute of Science and TechnologyMarine Ecology 
91A study on aquatic bycatch mortality due to prawn seed collection in Sundarban Tiger Reserve, IndiaSAMRAT PAULfo.sundarbans@wti.org.inWildlife Trust of India (WTI)Marine Ecology 
92Impact of Urbanization on Taxonomic and Functional Diversity of Spiders in Guwahati, Assam, IndiaAnkita Sharmasarmaankita1997@gmail.comNational Institute of Advanced StudiesUrban Ecology 
93Exploring The Diversity And Connectednedness Of Butterflies In Rural And Suburban AreaDebjani Nandinandidebjani18@gmail.comSerampore CollegeUrban Ecology 
94Artificial Light at Night and Spatio-temporal variables as drivers of Human-Leopard ConflictSneha Tapadarsnehatapadar29@gmail.comThe Maharaja Sayajirao University of VadodaraUrban Ecology 

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