Conducting threat assessments and snare removal surveys: These are critical to identifying and mitigating poaching risks to tigers and prey species in vulnerable habitats. These efforts, combined with community involvement and advanced monitoring techniques, aim to ensure safer ecosystems and promote long-term wildlife conservation.

Tiger Monitoring: Since 2001, HyTiCoS has been assisting forest departments in annual counting operations.

Large-scale occupancy surveys: State level large-cell occupancy survey for mammals is to assess their presence, distribution, and habitat use across broad areas, providing data for conservation planning and monitoring population trends.

Prey Monitoring: Since 2010, running one of India’s longest prey monitoring programme at Kawal, Amrabad and Nagarjunasagar Srisailam Tiger Reserves.

Mapping corridors: for tigers identifies critical pathways connecting habitats to support their movement, genetic exchange, and long-term survival.