Hyderabad Tiger Conservation Society
The Hyderabad Tiger Conservation Society (HYTICOS) is dedicated to protecting the endangered population of tigers in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. We work tirelessly to ensure their survival and promote cohabitation with local communities. Join us in our mission to preserve these majestic creatures for future generations.
2,700+
Frontline Forest Staff Trained
75,000+
Students Educated about Wildlife
4,205
Poaching Threats Mitigated
855+
Acres Restored with Agroforestry
About Hyderabad Tiger Conservation Society
HYTICOS is a grassroots non-profit organization dedicated to conserving tigers, their prey, the larger ecosystem and the forests they call home across Telangana’s key landscapes — the Kawal, Amrabad, and Nagarjuna Sagar Srisailam Tiger Reserves. Through collaborations with forest departments, research institutions, and local communities, HYTICOS continues to strengthen its role as a field-based conservation network committed to data-driven action.
Upcoming Projects to Fund
HYTICOS is expanding its conservation work through initiatives such as Living Leopards, focused on understanding and reducing human–wildlife conflict in Kamareddy, and Little Ambassadors of Wildlife (LAW), which engages young people in nature education. We are also studying landscape changes in Kawal to assess impacts on biodiversity, collaborating with GIS start-ups to model habitat availability, and mapping critical urban green spaces through LUNGS (Last Urban Natural Green Spaces)—starting in Hyderabad and expanding across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
UPCOMING EVENTS.
Sat, 28 FebUniversity of HyderabadHyderabad Tiger Conservation Society (HyTiCoS), in collaboration with Uncharted Science and the Campus Biodiversity Club, invites you to LUNGS Walk #10. This guided nature walk will focus on urban biodiversity, covering birds, plant life, and insects found within Hyderabad’s green spaces.
