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WELCOME TO RAWW

RAWW is a non-governmental organization (NGO) based in Mumbai working towards human-wildlife conflict mitigation and promoting urban wildlife conservation

Guardians of Mumbai's Wild: A Glimpse into RAWW's Inspiring Work

In the sprawling metropolis of Mumbai, where concrete giants touch the sky and the rhythm of daily life pulsates through bustling streets, there exists a haven for the city's forgotten residents: its wild creatures. RAWW, an acronym for Resqink Association for Wildlife Welfare, stands as a beacon of hope, tirelessly working to ensure the harmonious coexistence of humans and animals in this urban jungle. Founded in 2013 by a passionate group of young volunteers, RAWW has woven itself into the very fabric of Mumbai's ecosystem. Their mission is clear: to mitigate human-wildlife conflict and champion urban wildlife conservation, making Mumbai a city where wild hearts can beat freely alongside human aspirations.

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RAWW's approach to conservation

RAWW runs a 24/7 rescue hotline and a state-of-the-art wildlife hospital to provide immediate medical attention to injured or distressed animals. Their dedicated team of veterinarians, biologists, and volunteers works tirelessly to rehabilitate and release animals back into their natural habitats whenever possible. 

Pawan Sharma, founder RAWW with one of the injured flamingo
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RAWW firmly believes that education is essential to foster a sense of empathy and responsibility among people towards urban wildlife. They conduct interactive workshops, engaging talks, and community outreach programs to raise awareness about the importance of coexisting peacefully with animals. 

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RAWW advocates for the rights of urban wildlife and works closely with government agencies, policymakers, and other stakeholders to influence positive change. They have successfully lobbied for stricter laws against animal cruelty, promoted the creation of urban wildlife corridors, and pushed for the inclusion of wildlife conservation in urban planning policies. RAWW's work is far from over. As Mumbai continues to grow and change, the challenges faced by urban wildlife also evolve. RAWW is committed to adapting and innovating to ensure that the city's wild inhabitants have a safe and thriving future. If you are passionate about conservation and want to make a difference, RAWW welcomes your support. Join their team of dedicated volunteers, contribute your skills and resources, or simply spread the word about their work. Together, we can create a city where humans and wildlife can live in harmony.

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